DENVER — It'll be a quiet night across Colorado as skies gradually clear and temperatures dip into the 40s and low 50s around the Denver metro area.
We're in for plenty of sunshine Thursday morning, with some increasing clouds by the afternoon. Look for significantly less smoke across the region as it shifts off to the east. Air quality will be much better across northeastern Colorado.
High temperatures will soar into the mid-80s along the Urban Corridor Thursday afternoon, while the mountains get more 60s and low-70s.
A weak and dry cold front will usher in slightly cooler weather on Friday. We'll see highs in the mid-70s Friday afternoon.
The October heat returns for the first half of the weekend with highs in the low-80s around Denver with mostly sunny skies. Another cold front will zip across the state late Saturday night into Sunday morning, dropping temperatures yet again.
Daytime highs will be a bit closer to normal on Sunday, in the low-70s for the Broncos game!
The fall-like, sweater weather sticks around early next week with highs in the upper-60s and lower-70s, but it still doesn't look like we'll see any rain or snow any time soon.
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