Denver will see a mild, mostly cloudy Friday before sunny skies and highs in the 60s take over the weekend. The warm, dry pattern is expected to continue through Veterans Day.

Denver's sunny Thursday is just the opening act for a warm, dry stretch that peaks near 67 degrees Monday.

Denver warms to 57 Wednesday before a few evening showers and a burst of mountain snow. High-country roads could turn slick, but sunny skies return Thursday.

Light rain should clear Denver by midmorning Tuesday before sunny skies and gusty winds take over. A warmer, mostly dry stretch is ahead through Monday.

Fog in portions of the northeastern Denver metro, rain showers and a sharp wind shift are expected Monday, with clearer and warmer weather arriving Tuesday.

Foggy skies greet Denver on Sunday before a cooler, wetter and windier Monday. Sunshine returns Tuesday.

Denver’s Halloween starts with a Dense Fog Advisory, then warms into the low 60s before rain returns late Sunday and Monday.

Dense fog could complicate Denver’s Friday commute before conditions improve and mild temperatures take over. Precipitation chances remain uncertain early next week, with gusty north winds behind a strong cold front.

Denver’s warm, dry stretch lasts through Halloween before showers may gradually increase Sunday night; cooler air arrives Monday through Monday night.

Denver’s warm, dry stretch lasts through Halloween before showers could arrive Sunday night and Monday turns cooler with occasional rain.

Dense fog could slow Denver's Tuesday morning commute, but sunshine and warmer temperatures are on the way. Rain chances return Sunday.

Rain and fog could complicate Denver’s Monday morning commute, but a warm, mostly sunny week is on the way.

Denver gets a mild Sunday with evening showers possible, followed by a sunny, warmer stretch through the workweek.