Stargazers and supermoon seekers - the cloud cover may hinder your view of the night sky. We'll see partly cloudy skies along the Front Range with a few showers across the mountains and foothills this evening.
The warm, windy weather returns Thursday across Eastern Colorado. High fire danger will be top of mind with the continued above-average temperatures, strong southwesterly winds and low relative humidity. A Red Flag Warning is in effect for the far northeastern plains from 10am to 6pm for gusts up to 45 mph and humidity values less than 15-percent.
A winter-like storm will move into Colorado Friday and into the weekend. So far, it appears the mountains will see a decent amount of snow, with rainfall for the Denver metro. A few flurries are possible along the Palmer Divide early Saturday morning.
A Winter Storm Watch is in effect for the San Juans from Friday afternoon until Sunday morning for one to two feet of snow above 9,000 feet. The Front Range mountains will see up to 6 inches with possibly a foot of snow in the central mountains near I-70.
This storm will usher in much cooler temperatures for the end of the week into this weekend. Look for highs in the 50s and 60s under mostly cloudy skies Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
It's been awhile since Denver's seen rain. Friday will be the first chance of showers since Sept. 22. The Front Range is parched, and we desperately need the water!
This storm moves out of the metro area on Sunday. We'll see partly cloudy skies and highs in the mid-60s Sunday afternoon. Warmer and drier weather return early next week.
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