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Wind Gusts Up to 60 MPH Possible Across Northeast Colorado Plains While Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo See 45 MPH Gusts Monday
DENVER — The next storm moving into Colorado is expected to bring a lot of wind. Winds will pick up on Sunday, November 1, in some spots before becoming more widespread on Monday, November 2. Peak gusts could reach 45 to 60 mph on the northeast Colorado plains and in western Kansas. The Denver metro could see gusts of 35 to 45 mph on Monday.
CBS News
Feet of snow, dangerous flooding in southwest Colorado
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November 1 to November 7: This week in Denver weather history
As we enter Denver’s second snowiest month, we of course see plenty of events involving that dominant weather condition. Sadly we also see two occasions when the winter-like weather turned deadly. From the National Weather Service:. From the 29th to the 1st:. In 1972…heavy snowfall totaled 15.5 inches at...
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November 2026 preview: The transition to winter begins
The weather during the month of November in Denver metro area can offer just about anything. While it is normally a quiet month, it can be prone to extremes. November has historically been one of Denver’s snowiest months and major snowstorms are not entirely uncommon. However conditions can also be quite dry.
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Up to 2 Feet of Snow and 3 Inches of Rain Target San Juans Near Durango and Pagosa Springs While Denver Sees Cold Rain
DURANGO, Colo. — A big storm system from Sunday through Tuesday looks likely to hit western and southwestern Colorado hard. The San Juan Mountains could see 1 to 3 inches of liquid precipitation, with 1 to 2 feet or more of snow. More flooding is possible near Durango and Pagosa Springs. For Denver, Boulder, and the Front Range, the setup looks less promising, with mostly cold rain and low snow chances.
Country Herald
Denver, CO Weather Tonight: Temps Drop Into 30s, Snow Possible Oct 31
DENVER, CO – Halloween celebrations across Colorado will come with a noticeable evening chill Saturday, Oct. 31, as temperatures drop into the 30s in mountain communities and the 40s to 50s across the foothills and eastern plains.
Country Herald
Colorado Weather Oct. 31: Denver Dense Fog Advisory, Visibility Down to Quarter Mile
DENVER, CO – Dense fog across Denver and portions of Colorado's Front Range could reduce visibility to as little as one-quarter mile Saturday morning, Oct. 31, creating potentially hazardous driving conditions before skies begin clearing later in the day.
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 […]