Denver is waking up to fog and low visibility Sunday, but the gray start should give way to sunshine and a high near 59 degrees. Early temperatures are around 37 degrees, with light winds and no rain expected during the day.
Fog Should Lift Before Midmorning
Areas of fog are expected to linger before 10 a.m., then clear as skies turn sunny. A Dense Fog Advisory was in effect for Lincoln County until 10 a.m. Sunday, while reduced visibility was also possible in adjacent plains; the National Weather Service Denver/Boulder office warns that visibility could still be sharply reduced in some spots.
Monday And Tuesday Bring The Warmest Stretch
Monday will be mostly sunny with a high in the low 60s, followed by another mostly sunny day Tuesday with a high in the low 60s. Mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures make for an unusually pleasant stretch of mid-November weather across the metro.
Friday Brings A Low Precipitation Chance
Wednesday and Thursday stay sunny to mostly sunny, with highs near 60 and 56 degrees. Friday has a 12% chance of precipitation; Friday night may bring a mix of rain and snow as temperatures fall near 32, followed by a slight chance of snow showers Saturday.
