DENVER — Denver and the entire state of Colorado has enjoyed some delightful weather in the past few weeks. Monday's high once again reached the 80 degree mark - well above the average of 62 degrees, but well shy of the record of 87 degrees, set in 1973.
Things will get progressively cooler as the week goes on from 70s on Tuesday, 60s Wednesday and Thursday to the upper 40s by Friday!
A series of cold front will sweep across the state this week. These fronts will not bring much moisture, although the mountains north of I-70 could get a few inches of snow Thursday night and Friday morning. Denver and the Front Range might see a little rain and snow Thursday night and early Friday, but definitely colder weather.
We are tracking an even stronger cold front this weekend that could bring our first snow of the season to the Denver metro area.
It will be quite a bit colder by Sunday with temperatures only in the 30s to low 40s and a chance for some light snow for the Broncos game.
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