Mid to upper 80s through the weekend, well above normal for mid-October. Mountains see a stray shower or two but the plains stay dry. Cooler air finally arrives Tuesday, bigger pattern shift still fuzzy after that. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Warm stretch holds through the weekend, close to record territory today. Dry pattern continues with only isolated mountain showers. Winds pick up Saturday and fire danger rises before cooler air finally arrives midweek. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
October is pretending to be July. Mid 80s today, upper 80s Friday near record territory, still close to 80 through the weekend. Real cooldown keeps getting pushed back, now looks like midweek. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Unseasonably warm sticks around through Saturday, with Denver flirting... no, sitting close to record highs Thursday and Friday. Mountains see light isolated showers. Pattern flips this weekend, though models can't agree how fast or how far temps drop. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Warm spell holds through the weekend, close to record territory the next couple days. Mountains see a few stray showers but the plains mostly stay dry. Bigger pattern change looks possible late weekend into next week, though models disagree hard on timing. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
A stretch of dry, unseasonably warm days through the weekend, with Monday hitting at or near record warmth. Mountains see a slim shot at isolated afternoon showers most days, otherwise plains stay dry. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
A whole week of dry, well-above-normal warmth ahead, with Monday flirting... no, sitting right at record territory on the plains. Mountains might catch a stray shower here and there. Enjoy it, October doesn't usually feel like this. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Warm, dry stretch settling in through next week, with near-record heat Monday. A weak disturbance brings isolated mountain showers Tuesday, otherwise sun and above-normal temps hold through Friday. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Warm and dry sticks around through the week, building to near record heat Monday near 86. Only real chance of rain is a weak Tuesday disturbance, mostly in the high country. Enjoy the stretch. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Lingering showers east of Denver wrap up this morning, then skies finally clear for real sunshine this afternoon. Warm and dry takes over through the weekend and into midweek, with only a slim mountain rain chance Tuesday. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Rain creeps into Denver today, heaviest well south toward Lincoln and Palmer Divide, next to nothing for the northern metro and northeast plains. Clears out by Thursday, then warm and dry takes over the weekend into next week. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Rain risk builds late tonight and holds through Thursday morning as a low tracks near the SE corner of the state. Flood Watch is up for the southern foothills, Palmer Divide, Elbert and Lincoln counties. Drier, warmer weekend behind it. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Rain sticks around Monday afternoon through early Thursday, with Wednesday the day to watch for heavy downpours. Moisture streaming up from post-tropical Odalys is loading the atmosphere. Drier, warmer weather returns for the weekend. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Warm and dry today with 80s on the plains, then moisture cranks way up Monday through Wednesday, around 200% of normal. Mountain snow stays scarce, levels sit above 12,000ft. Watch Wednesday-Thursday for a heavy rain setup still finding its footing. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
A quiet stretch settles in this weekend, sunny and dry with plains highs in the low to mid 80s. Next week gets messier: a slower storm system could bring heavy rain Tuesday through Thursday, though nobody's sure yet who gets it. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Foggy start north metro and east this morning, clearing by midday. Another round of afternoon showers and a stray storm today, then drier and warmer into the 80s this weekend. Next week's system is still a toss-up. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Wet pattern holds through Friday with afternoon shower and storm chances both days, then it dries out and warms up for the weekend. Next week's a question mark, a cold front and maybe mountain snow are both on the table. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
A soggy stretch through Thursday, then a drier warm-up for the weekend. Storms already dumped heavy rain on the Palmer Divide, so more falls on ground that's already full. Cooler air moves in behind it all. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Quiet Tuesday, then a slow-moving disturbance brings better shower and storm chances Wednesday into Thursday, with Thursday staying cool. Drier and a touch warmer this weekend before evening storm chances creep back in. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX
Storms wind down overnight, then Monday turns quiet with mostly sunny skies. Gradual warming kicks in Tuesday, with scattered mountain showers each day but the plains mostly dry. #Weather#COwx#DenverWX