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.

EPA released a draft EE/CA for Richardson Flat and will host an open house in Park City; public comments are being accepted through June 8.

Warm afternoon highs around 78°F give way to a 30–40% chance of evening storms and gusty winds; a hot stretch arrives early next week.