Orchard
Orchard, CO · Weather
hoodline.com
Denver Sizzles in Record-Chasing Fall Heat Wave This Week
Denver is seeing sunny skies Saturday, with temperatures around 80 degrees late in the morning and an afternoon high near 83. The warm, mostly sunny stretch is forecast to continue through Friday, with Monday expected to be the warmest day at about 87 degrees. The National Weather Service’s Denver forecast discussion was issued Saturday, Oct. 3.
KOAA News 5 Southern Colorado
A hot autumn week is ahead for southern Colorado
Yahoo!
October heat wave brings scorching temperatures to millions in West
A heat dome over the West has brought record-setting temperatures above 100 degrees to cities like Los Angeles and San Diego, with serious health impacts expected for several more days. A cooler weekend is ahead for the Southwest after a late-summer scorcher has brought record-setting temperatures above 100 degrees in...
KRDO News Channel 13
Fall for now!
aboutboulder.com
Boulder’s First Snow: Will October Deliver in 2026?
October brings a familiar guessing game to Boulder. The leaves are changing, jackets are coming out, and eyes keep drifting toward the Flatirons. When will that first layer of white arrive?. Last year, Boulder kept everyone waiting. The city’s first measurable snowfall did not arrive until November 29, 2025. The...
KDVR.com
thorntonweather.com
Thornton’s October 2026 preview: Generally calm conditions with our first freeze and snow
With the first full month of fall here, October usually brings one of the quietest weather months in the Denver area with plenty of mild, sunny days and clear, cool nights. October is historically the second sunniest month and conditions are generally calm. However we also will usually see our...
CBS News
CBS Colorado crew finds accumulating snow on the drive up to the top of Pikes Peak
Yahoo!
Map Shows Up to 36 Inches of Snow & 50 MPH Gusts by Friday
NWS Pueblo has updated its snow forecast, with up to 18 inches in small pockets on Pikes Peak and near Westcliffe, and only a few inches in the mountains west of Denver. Updated, 12:35 p.m. ET Wednesday: The National Weather Service has since lowered its high-end snow forecast. The updated NWS Pueblo forecast, which now runs through early Saturday, tops out at up to 18 inches in small pockets on Pikes Peak and near Westcliffe, while most other high terrain falls in the 8- to 12-inch range. The mountains west of Denver, earlier forecast for up to 36 inches, now show only a few inches.