Colorado – A pale, hazy sun lifts over the Front Range this morning, casting long shadows across dry fields and signaling the last of a warm spell before a cooler push arrives early next week. The air feels crisp but still mild, yet a subtle shift in the breeze hints at a coming pattern change that could nudge early Thanksgiving travel plans.
According to the National Weather Service Denver/Boulder office, warm and dry conditions dominate through today and Sunday. Drivers along I-25 should expect easy travel for now, though Sunday afternoon brings building clouds that mark the lead edge of the next system. Residents preparing for early holiday trips should make time for errands this morning, as weather may grow less stable Monday.
According to meteorologists, the next wave arrives Sunday night into Monday with scattered showers across metro Denver. Light snow could mix in for the foothills and higher neighborhoods, especially west of C-470. Accumulations remain low, but a quick changeover may reduce traction during the Monday morning drive. For now, models hint at limited impacts, yet any early November flurries near the Front Range raise awareness as Thanksgiving approaches.
According to early guidance, temperatures fall steadily Monday and hold at or below seasonal norms for several days. The cooler air reinforces a Winter Tease, though no major storm appears likely early in the week. A few additional showers or very light snow bands may return by Wednesday or Thursday as moisture clips the region.
Residents should watch for slick patches in the foothills Monday, secure loose outdoor decorations before winds shift, and plan extra travel time as early holiday traffic increases. After all, November’s mood can flip quickly along the Front Range.
Five-Day Forecast for Denver, CO:
Sat: 72/45 – Partly sunny; warm and dry.
Sun: 70/40 – Sunny start; clouds increasing late.
Mon: 62/35 – Light rain; slight snow chance west of town.
Tue: 60/35 – Mostly sunny; cooler air settles in.
Wed: 58/33 – Partly sunny; slight shower chance.
