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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.
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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...
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Heavy rain continues in Colorado, flooding concerns in some areas
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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.
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Denver weather: Big cool down coming, but rain chances remain scant
DENVER (KDVR) — Very warm temperatures are forecast for the next couple of days, but the Denver weather forecast does feature a big cool down as well as some minor rain chances for the metro. Denver weather tonight: Mostly cloudy and warm Our weather will remain quiet overnight Wednesday. Mostly cloudy skies and breezy winds […]
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Drought condition speed up improvements at the Green Mountain Reservoir Dam
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Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado Face Scattered Storms With Over 1.5 Inches of Rain Possible From Phoenix, Tucson and Flagstaff to Albuquerque and Denver Through Friday
PHOENIX, Arizona — While much of the eastern United States stays dry this week, the Southwest is gearing up for an unusually wet stretch. Our forecast shows scattered storms and above normal rainfall across the region through Friday October 23. Some spots could pick up more than 1.5 inches of rain where the strongest storms set up.
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Denver Basks in Sun-Soaked 70s Before Weekend Showers Roll In
Denver Downtown Skyline — Scenic Backdrop For Weather Coverage. Denver is starting Monday clear and cool at about 48 degrees, but the afternoon will feel more like a soft reset to summer, with sunshine and a high near 70. Winds will stay light and rain is highly unlikely, making it an easy day for commutes, errands and outdoor plans.