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Denver faces fire danger Monday as warm weather gives way to midweek snow, rain Original

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By Katie LaSalle 
| KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
DENVER — Warm conditions will stick around Monday across Colorado before a pattern change arrives. Dry, warm Monday High temperatures in Denver on Monday will reach around 80 degrees, just shy of the daily record of 82 set in 2010. Along with the warmth, fire danger will be a concern. A Red Flag Warning will be in effect from noon until 8 p.m. as breezy conditions bring wind gusts up to 45 mph west and north of Denver.
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Snowstorm to bring up to 20 inches in Colorado mountains, travel impacted on I-70

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By Alexander Kirk , Katie LaSalle 
| MSN
Alexander Kirk, Katie LaSalle The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team is tracking the return of much-needed snow to Colorado's mountains in western Colorado. A system moves into western Colorado Wednesday, bringing widespread rain and snow to the mountains through mid-day Thursday. Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for Colorado's northern mountains, where 5-16 inches of snow can be expected. The Park Range, including Rabbit Ears, could see amounts up to 20 inches at highest elevations.
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Winter storm warnings in Colorado mountains: Up to 20 inches of snow possible

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By Alexander Kirk , Katie LaSalle 
| MSN
Alexander Kirk, Katie LaSalle The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team is tracking the return of much-needed snow to Colorado's mountains in western Colorado. Widespread rain and snow can be expected, with travel impacts over higher terrain through Thursday midday. Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for the northern mountains. The Park Range, including Rabbit Ears, could see amounts up to 20 inches at highest elevations. Additional accumulations range between 4-8 inches Thursday.
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