Denver’s Wednesday forecast calls for partly sunny skies, a high near 70 degrees and a low of 39 overnight. The warm, dry stretch is sticking around for several more days, but a wetter turn is now taking shape after Halloween.
The National Weather Service Denver/Boulder forecast calls for no rain in Denver on Wednesday, followed by another day Thursday with a high near 68. Friday stays mild near 69, giving residents a few more comfortable days for errands, patios and outdoor plans, according to the National Weather Service.
Halloween Stays Warm And Dry
The warm, dry pattern is expected to continue through Saturday, a favorable setup for trick-or-treating.
The outlook is a modest update from Hoodline’s earlier forecast, with the next meaningful shift now looking more likely late Sunday. Sunday, November 1, stays mostly cloudy with a high near 60, and rain showers could develop after 5 p.m.
Rain And A Bigger Cooldown Arrive Monday
Rain showers are possible Sunday night, with lows in the 40s. Monday, November 2, looks cooler, with occasional rain.
The broader weather pattern could also bring snow to the mountains, while the forecast discussion says a few lower-elevation areas may see their first flakes of the season in some scenarios. For Denver, the current forecast favors rain, and Monday’s cooler weather and occasional rain make it the day to keep an umbrella and a warmer layer handy.
