Denver reaches the 80s Sunday before temperatures fall and storm chances rise. The brighter weather returns just in time for Friday.

Denver gets a warm, sunny weekend, with rain and thunderstorms possible next week.

Denver’s Friday starts foggy before afternoon storms roll in. Then comes a sunny, warmer weekend and a cooler, wetter turn next week.

Denver faces showers and possible storms Thursday and Friday before a sunny, warm weekend arrives. Early next week looks wetter and cooler again.

Denver's Wednesday morning brings lingering sprinkles and patchy low clouds before afternoon storms and a cooler Thursday. Sunny skies and low 80s return for the weekend.

City park crews and an HOA are ripping out thirsty Kentucky bluegrass for native grass, saving hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.

Denver will reach the low 80s Tuesday before showers and thunderstorms become more likely midweek. A cooler, wetter Thursday gives way to a sunny weekend warmup.

Denver begins Monday, while isolated showers may occur later in the week.

Denver should stay mostly dry Sunday, though morning showers are possible and storms could develop later. Warmer weather is expected during the second half of the week.

Denver’s Saturday starts with cloud cover aloft before thunderstorms become likely after noon. Hail, heavy rain and a cooler evening are possible, especially across the plains.

By late July, the popular summer ski spot near Idaho Springs was down to a sliver of ice just a few feet deep.

Denver’s warm Friday will turn stormy by afternoon, with heavier rain possible Saturday before cooler, drier weather arrives Sunday.

Drivers lined up before sunrise at Dick's Sporting Goods Park, unloading 8-track players and old console TVs by the truckload.