Thursday 5:15 a.m. forecast

OUTSIDE, LOOKING MILD OUT THERE,LISA.Lisa: PROBABLY SOME HAPPIER DOGSOUT THERE TODAY, TOO.A LITTLE WARMER THIS MORNING OUTFOR AN EARLY MORNING WALK, INTHE 20S, NOT SINGLE DIGITS.SO WARMER THAN YESTERDAY ANDTHIS AFTERNOON, GETTING HOMEAROUND 4 TO 5:00 WITH SOME LOW50S.SO IT'S A MUCH WARMER DAY TODAY,ABOUT 10 TO 12°° WARMER THAN WHAWE SAW YESTERDAY.EVEN WARMER TOMORROW.TOMORROW WE ARE TALKING HIGHSNEAR 60°° ON FRIDAY TO END THEWEEK.A BIG SWING HERE THIS WEEK FROMYESTERDAY, 30S AND WELL, COLDWEATHER IN THE MORNING TO 60STOMORROW.WE ARE ALSO TRACKING A CHANCEFOR A LITTLE FRESH POWDER IN THEHIGH COUNTRY THIS WEEKEND.IT'S 20 IN DENVER RIGHT NOW, WEHAVE WIDE RANGE OF TEMPERATURESALONG THE FRONT RANGE.FIRESTONE AND ERIE, YOU ARESTILL PRETTY COLD.CLOSE TO WHERE WE WERE YESTERDAYWITH SOME SINGLE DIGITS AND LOWTEENS EARLY THIS MORNING.SO, COMPARED TO YESTERDAY, YOUCAN SEE THE POCKET UP NEAR FORTCOLLINS AND GREELEY IS ACTUALLYCOLDER THAN THE SAME TIMEYESTERDAY.DIFFERENT STORY FOR THE REST OFTHE STATE.DENVER AND THE SPRINGS, 15 TO20°° WARMER.WE ARE LOOKING AT A MOSTLY SUNNYSKY, THE MOUNTAINS WILL SEE ANINCREASE IN CLOUD COVER TONIGHTINTO TOMORROW AND A CLA --CHANCE FOR SNOW FRIDAY NIGHT.RIGHT NOW, WE ARE EXPECTING TOBE ABOVE FREEZING BY 10:30,YESTERDAY AT THAT POINT WE WEREIN THE 20S AND 3 TO 4:00, HIGHSRIGHT AROUND 50.SO, 48 TO NEAR 50°°, A FEWNEIGHBORHOODS, A TOUCH WARMER.LOW TO MID 50S.PRETTY MILD TONIGHT, RIGHTAROUND 7:00.WE ARE AT 40 HERE IN TOWN ANDEARLY TOMORROW MORNING EVENWARMER, AGAIN UPPER 20S TO LOW30S.TOMORROW AFTERNOON, HIGHS CLOSERTO 60 THAN 50, BUT LOOK AT THEMOUNTAINS.WE'LL SEE MORE CLOUD COVER.THE WINDS WILL KICK UP, AND ABIT OF SNOW WILL DEVELOP FRIDAYINTO SATURDAY.HERE IN TOWN WITH THE NEXTSYSTEM, AN INCREASE IN CLOUDCOVER ON SATURDAY, IT WILL BE INTHE UPPER 40S TO NEAR 50, SOCOOLER AND THE WINDS WILL PICKUP.THE BIGGEST ISSUE, A BIT OF ACOOLDOWN AND GUSTIER CONDITIONSON SATURDAY.BY SUNDAY, UPPER 40S, MOSTLYSUNNY NEXT WEEK BY WEDNESDAYLOOKS LIKE WE'LL TRACK THE NEXTSTORM AND JAYSON, THAT LOOKSLIKE THE NEXT CHANCE FOR