Mild Wednesday turns breezy with gusts and a slight chance of late-day showers. Avoid open burning and secure loose outdoor items.

Clear Tuesday morning warms into the low 70s with a slight late‑day shower chance and elevated fire weather expected Wednesday afternoon.

Sunny and mild Monday (high near 68°F). Showers move in Tuesday and the NWS flags an elevated fire-weather threat Wednesday.

Clear morning, sunny day with highs near 67°F. Watch gusty, dry conditions midweek that could raise fire danger.

Vail Mountain will end lift operations on April 8, 2026 — 11 days earlier than planned — after warm temperatures and a record‑low snowpack forced an early shutdown.

Clear skies and a warm Saturday with a high near 62°F. Watch breezy plains and a possible midweek spike in fire danger.

A Red Flag Warning and gusty west‑northwest winds hit Denver Friday; avoid open burning and secure loose items.

Morning fog clears to sun and a fast warmup to near 73°F. Red Flag Warning and gusty, dry winds expected this afternoon.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for northern Colorado mountains; up to 10 inches are possible and CDOT warns drivers to prepare for chain laws.

The City Administrator has ordered Stage 1 fire restrictions for Lafayette effective 7 a.m. March 31 as officials warn of low moisture and high fire danger.

Gusty winds and a cold front cut highs today as scattered showers move in; mountain snow and a Winter Weather Advisory arrive Tuesday night–Wednesday.

The National Weather Service issued a Red Flag Warning for Boulder County on March 30, and officials say open burning — including agricultural burns — is banned while the alert is active.

Clear, warm Sunday with highs near 81°F. Fire Weather Watch Monday warns gusty winds and low humidity ahead of a cooler, snowy Tuesday.