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Leftover showers on Monday, still watching Halloween
thorntonweather.com
October 25 to October 31: This week in Denver weather history
Halloween week is historically pretty eventful when it comes to weather. Wind is always a factor this time of year as gusty Chinook winds can come flying down the mountains and foothills and cause a great deal of damage. Snow of course also becomes more frequent as we get closer to our second snowiest month (November).
KKTV
Sunday night showers with a nicer week ahead for southern Colorado
KOAA News 5 Southern Colorado
Lingering showers and storms Sunday night across southern Colorado
hoodline.com
Mile High Meltdown: Denver’s 78-Degree Friday Crashes Into Cold, Wet Weekend
Denver is starting Friday mostly cloudy after light showers overnight into Friday morning, but the city’s last warm, easygoing day of the week is already on the clock. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a high near 78, with southwesterly winds making the afternoon feel more like a breezy shoulder-season bonus than late October. By Saturday, temperatures plunge into the 50s and rain chances return.
sevenlakes.news
Temperatures Plunge From 80 to the 50s Saturday as Rain Spreads North Into Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo From Four Corners Storm
DENVER — A big weather change is coming to Colorado this weekend as a new storm takes shape around the Four Corners. After the current stormy system moves through, a piece of it is expected to branch off and strengthen over the region. That will bring much cooler temperatures, dropping from near 80 degrees on Friday to the 50s on Saturday. It will also spread rain east of the Continental Divide, moving from south to north.
hoodline.com
Mile High Whiplash: Denver Hits 80 Friday Before Cold, Wet Weekend
Denver gets one more warm push before the forecast remembers it is late October. Thursday starts clear and in the mid-50s around the metro, but clouds will build ahead of a chance for rain showers after 3 p.m., followed by a much cooler and wetter weekend. Afternoon Showers Could Interrupt...
CBS News
Heavy rain continues in Colorado, flooding concerns in some areas
Westword
When will Denver receive its first snowfall?
While 70-degree days have washed over Denver like a nice fall preamble, the city should have had its first snowfall by now, based on historical records. Dating back to 1882, Denver’s average first measurable snowfall is Oct. 19, according to the National Weather Service. On average, the city receives about 3.2 inches of snow by Oct. 19, data from WeatherTotals.com show.