Mild Monday with highs near 57°F. A weak system Tuesday evening may bring a light rain/snow mix, mainly to the mountains and Palmer Divide.

A Jan. 29 avalanche near Montezuma partially buried a skier who self‑rescued with a leg injury. The CAIC lists "considerable" danger in the Northern Mountains and urges caution.

Douglas County is building a county-run biochar facility in Sedalia to process wildfire wood into a marketable soil product. Officials say the project will cut mitigation costs and sequester carbon.

Sunny and unseasonably warm in Denver today, with highs near 65°F. A slight, mostly-mountain snow chance arrives late Tuesday.

Patchy freezing fog will slow early commutes in parts of Denver, then clear by mid‑morning for a sunny, mild afternoon with breezy winds.

North Metro Fire and Broomfield police lowered outdoor fire restrictions to Level 1, allowing grills and contained campfires while keeping fireworks and bonfires banned.

Denver's forecast by the National Weather Service predicts chilly temps with a high near 49°F today, warming to 58°F on Saturday, and balmy 62°F on Sunday. A slight rain-snow mix may reach on Tuesday, but the week otherwise remains partly sunny.

Denver's weather forecast predicts sunny days ahead with a warming trend, despite a chilly morning at 31°F. Light winds and highs around 47-60°F are expected through the weekend. Rain and snow may arrive by Tuesday.

Signs at Rocky Flats warn visitors of possible radioactive contamination and revive long-running debate over trails, testing and local safety measures.

Denver forecast includes mild temperatures with highs near 53, partly sunny skies, and a calm wind shifting north. Light snow expected in the mountains, while the plains remain calm.

Denver weather transitions from cloudy to sunny with highs of 49°F and potential gusts up to 15 mph. Evening temps drop to 23°F. Warnings of hazardous weather with strong winds in other Colorado parts.

Denver residents face severe cold as the NWS issues an advisory for potentially life-threatening wind chills, advising caution against hypothermia and frostbite, and a light snowfall affecting travel.

Denver forecasted to experience chilly temperatures and snow, with the potential for minor accumulation and significantly cold wind chill values. Conditions expected to improve with warmer temperatures later in the week.