Sunny and warm Sunday with highs near 77°F. A strong system arrives Monday with mountain-heavy snow possible Tuesday–Wednesday.

Governor Polis posted photos from a DFPC briefing as officials warn Colorado faces elevated wildfire risk after a record-low snowpack and widespread drought.

Chilly Friday morning gives way to a quick warm‑up into the low 60s with a slight afternoon shower chance. Sunny, warmer weekend ahead but mountain travel may still require chains.

Cloudy and in the low 40s Thursday. Showers and thunderstorms expected this afternoon; mountain passes could see 5–13 inches of snow through Friday.

Cloudy, breezy start Wednesday with scattered showers and an isolated thunderstorm risk. Steadier rain and gusty north winds expected Thursday; a drier weekend follows.

Patchy fog this morning and a damp commute. Showers and a few storms through midweek; Thursday could bring the heaviest rain and mountain snow.

Dense morning fog will slow Denver's commute Monday, then showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon. Expect a cool, wet week before a weekend warm-up.

A new study finds big conservation gains in Phoenix, Las Vegas and Denver — but climate‑driven declines in the Colorado River could overwhelm those savings, forcing costly supply choices.

Cloudy morning with showers developing into likely afternoon thunderstorms. Mountain passes may turn slick—check conditions before you go.

MSU Denver researchers are training AI to forecast streamflow across seven Colorado rivers using satellite precipitation and airborne snow surveys. The CWCB-funded project aims to give managers weeks or months of lead time for drought or flood planning.

Sunny and warm Friday with gusty winds. Red Flag Warning runs 11 AM–8 PM Friday; avoid outdoor burning.

Colorado’s Department of Agriculture issued an alert after the invasive Asian jumping worm was confirmed locally. Gardeners are urged to inspect plants, avoid moving soil and report sightings.

Clear Thursday morning gives way to gusty winds and a Red Flag Warning in Denver. Avoid outdoor burning and secure loose items as gusts pick up.