Denver's forecast area is waking to clear skies Monday before temperatures surge toward a November high near 70 degrees. The day will stay sunny and dry, with light winds and no rain expected — a springlike setup in a month that usually remembers winter exists.
Monday And Tuesday Bring The Warmest Stretch
The National Weather Service Denver/Boulder office expects Monday's temperatures to peak around 70 degrees before easing through the afternoon, with light winds. The latest outlook extends the mild pattern described in Hoodline's earlier forecast, with dry weather now holding well into the weekend.
Tuesday should be mostly sunny and cooler, with a high near 64. Forecasters flag a higher fire-weather concern for portions of the northern plains Tuesday afternoon as the air remains dry and winds shift behind a passing front, although no watches, warnings or advisories are currently posted by the National Weather Service.
Veterans Day Turns Cooler But Stays Sunny
Wednesday, Veterans Day, will bring a noticeable step down but still pleasant conditions, with sunshine and a high around 64 degrees. Overnight temperatures will fall into the upper 30s, so early-morning plans may require a jacket even as the afternoon remains comfortable.
Dry, Mild Weather Hangs On Through Sunday
Thursday and Friday are forecast to stay sunny, with highs near 66 and in the low to mid 60s, respectively. Saturday should be mostly sunny near 66, while Sunday remains mostly sunny with a high around 65.
Nighttime temperatures will remain much colder than the afternoons, generally settling between 38 and 40 degrees through the weekend. With no meaningful rain or snow in the seven-day forecast, outdoor plans look favorable, but residents should use extra care with anything that could spark a grass or brush fire during Tuesday's drier, breezier period.
