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Denver, CO Weather Alert: Warm Days, Cold Nights Nov 10-14
Denver, CO – Bright sunshine and temperatures approaching 70 degrees will make Denver feel unusually mild for November, but chilly nights tell another story.
By Owen Prescott · 2026-11-10T11:18:51.362Z
Denver, CO – Bright sunshine and temperatures approaching 70 degrees will make Denver feel unusually mild for November, but chilly nights tell another story.
Residents across the Denver metropolitan area face temperature swings approaching 30 degrees between afternoon warmth and nighttime lows.
The contrast will continue through Saturday, offering comfortable afternoons before colder air settles across the Front Range each evening.
According to the National Weather Service in Denver Boulder, mostly dry conditions will dominate the five day outlook, with afternoon temperatures reaching the 60s.
While winter weather remains a seasonal concern, the supplied forecast shows no snow or significant precipitation through Saturday.
Wednesday: Veterans Day Brings Sunshine and Cooler Temperatures Wednesday, November 11, brings sunny skies and afternoon temperatures reaching approximately 65 degrees.
South southwest winds around 5 mph become calm during the morning.
Residents attending Veterans Day ceremonies should find comfortable conditions during the afternoon.
However, temperatures fall toward 39 degrees Wednesday night.
That 26 degree temperature difference means jackets will become necessary after sunset.
Thursday: Denver Warms Back Toward 70 Degrees Thursday, November 12, brings another sunny afternoon, with temperatures reaching approximately 69 degrees.
The mild weather offers an opportunity to complete yard cleanup, outdoor maintenance and seasonal preparations.
Dry leaves and vegetation remain common across Colorado during November.
Residents should continue following local fire restrictions and avoid activities that could ignite dry vegetation.
Thursday evening turns mostly clear, with temperatures falling toward 39 degrees.
The difference between Thursday's high and low reaches approximately 30 degrees.
That is a significant daily temperature swing, although it does not represent a 30 degree cold front or an official weather warning.
Friday: Sunshine Continues Across the Front Range Friday, November 13, brings mostly sunny skies and afternoon temperatures near 67 degrees.
The weather should remain favorable for outdoor activities across Denver, Aurora, Lakewood and surrounding communities.
Drivers traveling Interstate 25 and Interstate 70 should not expect precipitation related disruptions from the supplied Denver forecast.
However, mountain weather can differ significantly from conditions across the metropolitan area.
Travelers heading into higher elevations should check separate mountain forecasts before departing.
Friday evening becomes partly cloudy, with temperatures falling toward 39 degrees.
Saturday: Cooler Afternoon, but Dry Weather Continues Saturday, November 14, brings mostly sunny skies with afternoon temperatures reaching approximately 63 degrees.
That represents a six degree decline from Thursday's expected high.
Although temperatures remain comfortable during the afternoon, residents should prepare for another chilly evening.
Saturday night becomes partly cloudy, with lows near 39 degrees.
For now, the weekend outlook favors outdoor plans without a significant rain or snow threat in Denver.
Denver Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 10 14 Tuesday, Nov. 10: Partly sunny. High 69°F, low 39°F. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Sunny. High 65°F, low 39°F. Thursday, Nov. 12: Sunny and mild. High 69°F, low 39°F. Friday, Nov. 13: Mostly sunny. High 67°F, low 39°F. Saturday, Nov. 14: Mostly sunny. High 63°F, low 39°F. Looking Ahead: Nov. 15 16 and Thanksgiving Sunday, November 15, brings mostly sunny skies with afternoon temperatures reaching approximately 63 degrees.
Sunday night remains mostly clear, with temperatures falling toward 39 degrees.
Monday, November 16, continues the mild pattern, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 63 degrees.
Looking toward Thanksgiving, Colorado residents should remain prepared for changing winter weather conditions.
November can bring rapid shifts between mild afternoons and colder, snowier periods along the Front Range.
However, the available forecast does not establish a specific snowstorm or winter weather event for Denver.
No local tornado threat is indicated in the supplied outlook.
For now, the most noticeable weather feature remains the sharp contrast between pleasant afternoons and chilly evenings.
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