Denver will bask in sunny 80-degree weather through Monday before a cooler, showery pattern arrives midweek.

Denver’s unseasonable warmth continues through Monday, with sunny skies and highs in the 80s. Cooler temperatures and shower chances arrive Tuesday night.

Denver is in for sunny skies and mid-80s through Saturday, with cooler weather and rain chances arriving next week.

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Denver’s October warmth is sticking around, with sunny skies Sunday and near-record heat possible Monday. The 80s continue through Saturday.

Sunny skies and highs in the 80s will dominate Denver’s forecast through Friday. Monday could come close to a daily temperature record.

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Denver’s forecast is serving up sunshine, an 85-degree weekend and an unusually warm Monday. A small shower chance appears Tuesday, but dry weather dominates.

Northwest winds early Thursday give way to sunshine, followed by several days in the 80s and almost no rain for Denver.

Rain is focused south and southeast of Denver Wednesday, with little to no rain expected in the northern urban corridor. A sunny warmup arrives just in time for the weekend.

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Denver’s calm Tuesday start gives way to likely storms and a wetter Wednesday, with flood concerns south and east of the city.

Denver's forecast calls for showers Monday afternoon and evening. Wednesday brings the greatest concern for heavy rain and localized flash flooding, while rain chances decrease Thursday and warmer, drier conditions are expected for the weekend.