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Fog, Rain and Whipping Winds Greet Denver’s November Kickoff
Dense fog is moving into portions of the northeastern Denver metro Monday, with rain showers and a sharp wind shift waiting in the wings. The metro could see a chilly, damp day, with afternoon temperatures struggling to rise above the upper 40s across much of the plains before clearer skies return Tuesday.
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Hit-or-Miss Showers and Thunderstorms Move Toward Denver, Greeley, Cheyenne, and Pueblo Along I-25 Before Brief Dry Slot and Wraparound Rain Arrive Monday
DENVER — Showers and a few thunderstorms are trying to move off the mountains and into the foothills and I-25 corridor this afternoon. Activity will be hit-or-miss, moving northeast through the late afternoon and evening. A dry slot will then give the region a short break. On Monday, moisture is expected to wrap back around the storm and bring more rain.
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Mile High Murk: Foggy Denver Morning Before Windy, Wet Monday
Denver is starting Sunday, November 1, with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-40s, while areas of fog make for a murky early morning. The afternoon should stay mild, reaching about 63 degrees before temperatures slide back toward the upper 50s. Fog Gives Way To A Mild, Cloudy Afternoon.
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Flooding continues in SW Colorado with heavy snow expected in the mountains
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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.
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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.