Denver faces cloudy skies, rain showers and gusty north winds Thursday before a freeze warning settles in overnight. Sunshine and temperatures in the 70s return by the weekend.

Rain, mountain snow and a possible first freeze are headed Denver’s way before a sunny weekend warmup.

Denver gets one more mild afternoon Tuesday before rain, mountain snow and a sharp midweek cooldown. The payoff arrives with sunny skies and 70s this weekend.

Denver gets one more warm, sunny day Monday before temperatures cool and rain could move in Tuesday night. Mountain snow is also becoming more likely.

Starting Tuesday, the Fraser River drops to just 2 cfs while Front Range lawns still got watered all summer, Grand County advocates say.

Denver will reach 83 degrees Sunday before cooler air moves in. Rain and thunderstorms become likely by Wednesday.

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.

The Kacie Peters Community Solar Garden pairs solar power with a pollinator habitat, hosting 20 honey bee colonies on the property.

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.

A black bear ransacked a Denver garage fridge and freezer in under ten minutes — then came back to check the door.