Denver starts Thursday, October 29, with clear skies and cool temperatures before a sunny afternoon reaches about 65 degrees. Winds will stay light, and there is no rain in the forecast, making it a comfortable day for errands, commutes and outdoor plans.
Sunny Stretch Runs Through Halloween
Friday, October 30, turns mostly cloudy but remains mild, with a high near 65 and an overnight low around 43. Saturday, October 31, looks better for Halloween plans, bringing mostly sunny skies and a high near 63.
Saturday night will be mostly cloudy with a low around 44. For trick-or-treaters, the bigger concern will be the evening chill rather than wet weather, so a jacket should do the job without requiring a full winter costume.
Showers Arrive Sunday Night
Sunday, November 1, is expected to be cloudy, with a high near 63. Shower activity may gradually increase over the plains Sunday night, with temperatures around 45. Cooler air arrives Monday through Monday night.
Monday, November 2, brings the most unsettled weather of the forecast period. Rain showers are likely, with breezy conditions and a high near 55.
Cooler Weather Lingers Into Tuesday
Precipitation remains uncertain Monday night. Some scenarios allow precipitation to linger into Tuesday afternoon.
The National Weather Service says mountain snow is likely above 8,500 feet late this weekend and early next week, while the forecast remains less certain for the foothills and plains. Precipitation amounts and tracks remain uncertain, and some lower-elevation precipitation could change from rain to snow late Monday night into Tuesday; no watches, warnings or advisories are posted.
