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CBS News
Much cooler temperatures and wet weather in Colorado
sevenlakes.news
Rain and Mountain Snow Return to Denver, Boulder, and Fort Collins as Colorado Storm Ends Record-Tying Streak of Ten Straight 80-Degree October Days
DENVER — Relief is on the way for Colorado after Denver reached 85 degrees on Sunday, marking the 10th straight October day above 80 degrees. That ties the record for the longest such streak. A large storm system is now expected to bring rain to the Front Range and snow to the mountains from Tuesday evening through Thursday afternoon. Models are in better agreement on a favorable track that brings a good dose of moisture to much of the state.
9NEWS
First Denver frost or freeze of the season this week?
CBS News
Much cooler temperatures and rain coming for Colorado this week
hoodline.com
Denver's Last Short-Sleeve Sunday Before Midweek Soaker
Denver is forecast to reach a high near 83 Sunday, with a partly sunny afternoon. Rain is unlikely, but southwest winds at Denver-area airports could gust up to 29 mph Sunday afternoon. It is one more short-sleeve day before the forecast takes a cooler, wetter turn. Afternoon Winds Pick Up.
KDVR.com
Denver weather: Stretch of 80s continues
DENVER (KDVR) — The Denver weather forecast remains warm into Monday before a cold front drops temperatures on Tuesday and provides rain chances for Wednesday. Weather today: Cloudy intervals and warm. We’ll be about 15 degrees above average this afternoon with highs in the 80s...
bananatreenews.today
Rain Spreads Across Western Colorado and the San Juans This Weekend While Denver and the Front Range Stay Summer-Like Near 85 Degrees
DENVER, CO — Colorado is experiencing two different seasons at once on Saturday. Summer-like warmth continues east of the mountains, while rain begins working its way across western Colorado. Rain becomes more widespread across the Western Slope Saturday night and Sunday, with locally heavier downpours possible in southwest Colorado. Cooler air starts making progress next week, with more notable mountain snow possible around midweek.
aboutboulder.com
Boulder’s October Snowstorms: The Biggest in History
October in Boulder has a way of making winter feel far away. Sunshine warms the trails, cottonwoods glow along the creek, and an afternoon walk can still call for a T-shirt. Snow belongs to the mountains—or so it seems. Then the weather changes. The Flatirons disappear behind clouds, flakes...
sevenlakes.news
Denver and Boulder Have 20 Percent Chance of First Front Range Snowfall Next Week as Colorado Mountains Eye First Significant Snow of Season
DENVER — A pattern change appears to be brewing for Colorado next week, with growing signals for colder air and snow. There is now about a 20 percent chance that Denver, Boulder, and the Front Range see their first snowfall of the season next Thursday or Friday, October 15 and 16. The Colorado mountains have an even better chance of seeing their first significant snowfall during that same period. The forecast remains complicated and will depend heavily on the track of a developing upper-level low.