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Colorado Weather Alert: Denver, CO Hits 70° Monday Nov 7–11
Colorado's November weather is delivering a sharp temperature contrast, with chilly mornings giving way to afternoon warmth approaching 70 degrees.
By Audrey Sloan · 2026-11-07T12:03:00.226Z
Colorado's November weather is delivering a sharp temperature contrast, with chilly mornings giving way to afternoon warmth approaching 70 degrees.
The crisp morning air across Denver may feel like winter is approaching, but sunshine will quickly change the atmosphere.
According to the National Weather Service in Denver Boulder, temperatures will climb from the 60s into the 70s by Monday.
The outlook shows five consecutive days of sunshine, with afternoon highs between 63 and 70 degrees.
Denver's November Warmup Begins Saturday started chilly across the Denver metropolitan area, with temperatures near 39 degrees at Buckley Space Force Base.
However, sunshine should push afternoon temperatures toward 65 degrees, creating a noticeable warmup across the Front Range.
South southwest winds near 5 mph should become calm during the afternoon.
For residents planning outdoor activities, the dry conditions offer a favorable opportunity to complete yard cleanup and seasonal preparations.
Temperatures drop toward 38 degrees Saturday night, bringing another brisk start before Sunday's warming trend.
Sunday Brings More Sunshine Before Monday's 70 Degrees Sunday delivers another sunny afternoon, with temperatures reaching approximately 68 degrees.
Light south southwest winds near 6 mph should ease during the morning.
By Sunday evening, temperatures begin falling toward 41 degrees under clear skies.
Monday becomes the warmest day in the five day outlook, with afternoon highs reaching approximately 70 degrees.
That's a 31 degree increase from Saturday morning's observed 39 degrees.
The temperature contrast highlights Colorado's changing November conditions, when cold mornings can quickly transition into comfortable afternoons.
Residents should dress in layers, especially when leaving home early and returning during the warmer afternoon hours.
What About Snow and Freezing Temperatures? Although November frequently brings winter weather concerns across Colorado, the supplied Denver outlook shows no snow or measurable precipitation through Wednesday.
Morning lows remain above freezing, generally between 38 and 41 degrees.
That means widespread flash freezing conditions are not indicated for Denver during this period.
However, mountain travelers should continue monitoring changing conditions at higher elevations, where temperatures can differ significantly.
Snowmelt and wet pavement can become hazardous when temperatures fall below 32 degrees.
For now, the local outlook favors dry roads and generally favorable travel conditions along Interstate 25, Interstate 70 and surrounding highways.
No tornado threat or significant storm activity is indicated in the supplied five day outlook.
Tuesday and Veterans Day Bring Cooler Afternoons Tuesday continues the sunny pattern, although temperatures ease slightly toward 67 degrees.
Mostly clear skies return Tuesday evening, with temperatures falling near 39 degrees.
Veterans Day, Wednesday, November 11, brings another sunny afternoon with highs around 63 degrees.
That represents a seven degree decline from Monday's projected high.
Despite the cooler afternoon, conditions should remain favorable for outdoor ceremonies and community gatherings.