A short, rope‑like landspout briefly touched down near eastern Aurora on Sunday and lifted within minutes with no reported injuries or damage. Spotters captured video of the funnel.

Steady rain and gusty north winds move through Denver on Monday, with an overnight Freeze Watch. Mountain snow and travel delays are likely.

Showers and thunderstorms likely Sunday; mountain snow arrives Monday with a Winter Weather Advisory for parts of the foothills.

Warm Saturday turns unsettled: pop-up storms possible this afternoon, and a much colder, wetter system arrives Monday.

Sunny Friday in Denver with highs near 85°F and gusty winds. Forecasters warn of elevated fire weather and growing storm chances this weekend.

Clear, warm Thursday with highs near 87°F and gusty west winds. Red Flag Warning runs 11 a.m.–9 p.m. for parts of the plains and foothills.

Denver Water declared a Stage 1 drought, cutting lawn watering to two days per week and adding temporary drought charges on heavy outdoor use.

A Northern Colorado hiker was bitten west of Fort Collins during a Mother's Day family hike. Authorities urge calm and quick medical care.

Clear morning turns hot: highs near 90°F Wednesday with a slight chance of late storms. Fire Weather Watch possible Thursday for parts of the northern plains.

Sheriff Joseph Roybal moved El Paso County back to Stage I fire restrictions today; open burning and fireworks remain banned and fines apply. Residents should follow clearance rules.

Sunny Tuesday warms into the low 80s; midweek heats into the low 90s with gusty afternoon winds and a small storm chance over the foothills.

Clear morning turns into a fast warm‑up with highs near 86°F and a midweek spike near 90°F. Brief gusts Monday night and dry afternoons raise localized fire concerns.

Light morning rain clears to sunshine and a high near 70. Expect a sharp warm‑up Monday into the 80s with possible 90s by midweek.