DENVER — Tonight will stay quiet and dry, with mild temperatures that feel more like early fall than mid-November. Skies will be mostly clear aside from some passing high clouds, and calm conditions will take us right into Friday. Winds should stay light overnight, and no travel issues or precipitation are expected.
Friday continues the warm stretch, with highs reaching well into the 70s across the plains. A few high clouds may drift along the Front Range, trimming temperatures just a little, but it will still feel unusually warm for this time of year. Light winds and dry air will make for another pleasant day from morning through evening.
Saturday brings only a small change as a weak cool front slides in from the east. High temperatures will drop slightly into the upper 60s, but it will still be comfortably mild and dry.
Sunday starts out similarly mild, and conditions should stay dry through the afternoon, good news for the Broncos game, where fans can expect temperatures in the 60s and partly cloudy skies with no weather issues during the game.
Late Sunday into Sunday night, the next weather system finally moves in. That’s when precipitation chances increase, especially in the mountains, where a few inches of snow could create minor travel impacts over the higher passes. On the plains, scattered rain showers are possible, mainly north of I-70. Monday will turn cooler behind the system, with highs dropping back into the lower to mid-50s.
Cooler temperatures linger into Tuesday and likely stick around through much of next week. Another disturbance may arrive around Wednesday or Thursday, bringing another round of light rain or snow. Confidence is still a bit shaky on that one, but the overall trend points toward cooler, unsettled weather as we head toward Thanksgiving.
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