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KDVR.com
Denver weather: Quiet Friday, but watching the next storm system closely
DENVER (KDVR) — The month of October will end quietly. However, the Denver weather forecast does feature some big changes for the start of November. Partly to mostly cloudy skies are expected overnight Thursday and to start Friday morning. The clouds will act like a blanket and prevent Denver from cooling off too much, so overnight lows will only be in the upper 30s to low 40s.
The Denver Gazette
Denver weather: Sunshine with mild temperatures, then rain returns
Sunshine finally returns to the Mile High City, but the mild weather won’t stick around for long. The National Weather Service in Boulder says to expect sunshine and clear skies on Thursday, with a high temperature of 64 degrees. That’s about 4 degrees warmer than the average high for Oct. 29 in Denver, according to […]
hoodline.com
Denver’s Mile High Halloween Stays Mild Before Monday Rain
Denver’s Wednesday forecast calls for partly sunny skies, a high near 70 degrees and a low of 39 overnight. The warm, dry stretch is sticking around for several more days, but a wetter turn is now taking shape after Halloween. The National Weather Service Denver/Boulder forecast calls for no...
hoodline.com
Fog-Shrouded Denver Commute Gives Way to Mile High Warmup
Denver's Tuesday morning commute is starting in a blanket of fog, with temperatures near 39 degrees across the metro area. Dense fog is possible, with visibility potentially dropping to a quarter-mile or less in Denver, Boulder, the western suburbs and nearby parts of the Front Range. Drivers should slow down, turn on their headlights and leave extra space.
David Heitz
Opinion: Denver can't plan for cold weather sheltering let alone solve homelessness
No doubt you have seen in your social media news feed articles by the New York Times and others saying Denver has solved homelessness. Not quite. In fact, as of Sunday the mayor’s administration had not even announced a cold weather sheltering plan. As early as October, a Denver winter can come in with fury and dump mounds of snow. That hasn’t happened yet, but winter comes on its own time, often with only a day or two of warning. And Denver has not announced a plan for it.
rolling out
Halloween storms threaten trick or treat in Dallas, Denver
Most of the country should see dry, mild to cool weather for Halloween on Saturday, Oct. 31, but rain and even mountain snow could crash the party in parts of the South, Plains, Southwest and Rockies. National Weather Service meteorologist Brad Pugh told USA TODAY that California, eastern Oklahoma, Texas and the middle to lower Mississippi Valley could see a wet Halloween, while the East Coast is most likely to stay clear.
sevenlakes.news
Active Colder Pattern Could Bring Mountain Snow to Berthoud Pass and Vail and First Snow Chances to Denver and Boulder in Early November
DENVER — An active and colder weather pattern is expected to set up over the western United States, including Colorado at times, over the next 7 to 15 days. The next major storms are expected to affect Colorado from about November 1 to November 5. The north-central mountains have a good shot at snow, with snow levels possibly dropping below 7,500 feet. Denver and Boulder could see their first snow chances around November 3 to 7, though that part of the forecast is very uncertain.
sevenlakes.news
Widespread Rain and Wet Snow Possible for Denver, Fort Collins, and Cheyenne Monday Morning as Storm Tracks Northeast Across the Front Range
DENVER — The next storm system is moving north out of New Mexico and will cross Colorado overnight into early Monday morning. It is then expected to head northeast into Nebraska. Rain will become more widespread across the Front Range, the I-25 corridor, and the northeast plains, especially along and north of I-70. Some of that rain could mix with or change to wet snow on the Cheyenne Ridge and in the western Nebraska Panhandle.
The Denver Gazette
Denver weather: Rain and showers in the city, snow in the high country
A good day for to break out that entire fall wardrobe – sweaters, ponchos, scarves and rain boots – it’s going to be a wet and chilly Monday. The National Weather Service in Boulder said to expect showers and rain storms in the city before 8 a.m., with patchy fog likely before 9 a.m. While […]