In less than 24 hours, Denver could go from having 90-degree weather to a potentially historic and dangerous snowstorm
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Snowfall amounts could be as high as two to three feet in the higher elevations, and up to eight inches in the city of Denver, according to the National Weather Service office in Boulder. "It's going to be quite the change over the next 24 hours, so people traveling up into the higher elevations -- especially Friday afternoon and evening -- really need to be prepared for those changing conditions," said NWS Boulder Meteorologist Zach Hiris.
— NWS Boulder May 20, 2022 This late-season snow storm will be accompanied by a surge of bitterly cold air. Temperatures will plummet from a high temperature of 88 degrees on Thursday to highs barely getting into the 40s by Saturday. Record morning low temperatures are also possible Saturday and Sunday morning, with temperatures forecast to be in the upper 20s.
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