Typical fall weather starts the week across most of Colorado, though a change is possible heading into next weekend.

Eastern Plains

A cold front is on track to impact eastern Colorado Thursday night into Friday, and may bring snow to at least part of the plains. It’s a bit early to be confident in the potential, so keep an eye out for forecast updates.

Sunday will be somewhat warmer than Saturday, with highs reaching into the mid-60s across the central and southern plains, and even low 70s in the northwest corner of the state along with the Arkansas River valley.

The work week will start off with mid- to upper 60s before jumping to the mid- to upper 70s Wednesday ahead of the cold front. The Limon area can expect to be a little cooler, reaching only to the upper 50s for Monday and Tuesday.

West Slope

Look for a calm autumn week across western Colorado under mostly sunny skies through at least Wednesday as a ridge of high pressure dominates the western United States. Temperatures will be mainly in the mid- to upper 60s, though the northwest will trail with mid-50s until later in week.

By Thursday, the chance for showers increases ahead of cold air heading for the area Friday.

Weather information updated throughout the day can be found at http://KiowaCountyPress.net/weather