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DENVER– It’s a cold start across Colorado.  -24 in Silverton, -23 in Crested Butte, A-Basin summit -11 and teens across Denver and the Front Range.

Highs today reach 38 degrees with sunshine in Denver, Boulder, Loveland and Fort Collins.

The mountains “warm” into the single digits and teens.  It will be dry.

Significantly warmer temperatures ahead with a large dome of high pressure.  Highs reach 50-60 degrees between Wednesday and Monday.

The Winter Solstice arrives this Saturday at 9:19pm.

It’s a long, dry stretch.  The only chance of snow occurs on Christmas Eve in the mountains with some leftover snow showers in the mountains on Christmas Day.  At this point, it looks dry in Denver.  Temperatures will be colder in the 30s by Christmas Eve and Day.

Christmas Eve, Futurecast Clouds and Precip. Meteorologist Chris Tomer.

Check Colorado interactive radar and zoom in to where you are. Plus, check the radar anytime with the Pinpoint Weather App for iPhone and Android.

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We’re tracking Denver weather today on FOX31 and Channel 2 News – and when conditions are bad we send out the Weather Beast.