Denver is waking Sunday to clear skies and a cool start, but the afternoon will feel more like an early preview of spring than November. Sunshine will push temperatures toward 67 degrees, with light winds, no rain and another mild day waiting Monday.
The warmup continues Monday, when Denver could reach 70 degrees under sunny skies. Winds should remain light, generally below 10 mph, making it a favorable day for patios, parks and outdoor errands before temperatures cool back into the 30s Monday night.
Dry Weather Holds Through Veterans Day
Tuesday stays mostly sunny with a high near 64, although a shift in the weather pattern could bring somewhat cooler conditions around midweek. The National Weather Service Denver/Boulder office says the Denver-area plains are expected to remain dry, with no meaningful rain signal through the next week.
Veterans Day on Wednesday should be sunny and cooler, with a high around 64 and an overnight low around 38. The forecast rebounds Thursday, with sunny skies and a high near 66, while Friday's high is expected in the low to mid 60s; Saturday remains mostly sunny near 66.
A Welcome Break From November's Usual Chill
No watches, warnings or advisories are in effect for the Denver area. The latest outlook extends the warm, dry pattern described in Hoodline's earlier forecast, with the newest update carrying the mild spell well into next weekend.
