Sunday’s record-breaking November heat will give way to a dramatic cooldown on Monday, with temperatures plunging 20 to 30 degrees and wave clouds rolling in over the Front Range. The week ahead stays dry and mostly mild, but a few weak cold fronts will stir up some wind and day-to-day temperature swings. And while the forecast looks quiet for now, ensemble models are starting to hint at a colder, potentially snowier shift next week.
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These weekly forecast posts are published EVERY Monday morning and provide a general overview of the atmosphere and the weather conditions for the week ahead in Front Range Colorado. We give you a heads-up on the major short-term weather features and anything looming down the road.
Bundle up and brace for an eventful week of fall weather across the Front Range as temperatures turn colder! Gusty winds and even a few thundershowers on Monday will precede a frontal boundary set to bring the season’s coldest air yet. Read on for all the details of the week ahead, including a discussion of nightly hard freezes, the Halloween forecast, and a weekend warm-up that might just make you forget it’s the start of November…
This week’s forecast is anything but boring in the Front Range. A fast-moving autumn storm is stirring up the atmosphere on Monday with jet-driven Mountain snow, powerful downslope winds, and a fire-weather setup that demands caution. And once the winds die down? A hard freeze will slam the door on the growing season for the entire area Monday night. Read on for a full breakdown of the very active weather unfolding in Colorado on Monday, plus a peek towards the quieter days ahead.
This week will feature a dynamic stretch of autumn weather in the Front Range including dramatic temperature swings, another influx of tropical moisture, and a midweek warm surge that could push us near 80°F. Following all of that, a late-week trough will bring a chilly front and our best shot at rain, plus there’s a weekend wildcard that might even produce some snow. Curious what’s driving all this weather? We break down the atmospheric setup, moisture sources, and ensemble model data in our latest weekly outlook.
This week’s weather in the Front Range will be a bit of a rollercoaster. After Sunday night’s soaking rain and snow, Monday kicks off with fog, drizzle, and stubborn clouds before a midweek warm-up brings back the sunshine. But don’t get too cozy: frost season is knocking on the door, and snow signals are starting to flicker in the long-range models. Read on for the full breakdown, including what to expect today, what time rain showers will return later in the day Monday, and when late-season gardeners should start watching for frost and snowflakes.
P.S. Don’t forget to submit your entry to our 2025 First Snow Contest which closes Tuesday night at midnight!
The Front Range kicks off October with a stretch of warm, dry weather—perfect for leaf peeping and outdoor plans. After a brief chance of storms on Monday, highs climb into the 80s by midweek under mostly sunny skies. But this unseasonable warmth and sunshine won’t last forever: a late-week system could bring cooler temps and a renewed shot at rain or even Mountain snow. Read on for all the details.
This week’s weather kicks off with a dramatic autumn shift—widespread rain, clouds, and a serious temperature drop that will bring snow to the High Country. A strong cold front and upper-level system will make Tuesday feel more like late October, with highs stuck in the lower 50s. But don’t worry, sunshine and warmth are on the horizon again. By midweek, we’ll rebound into the 60s and maybe even flirt with 80 by Friday. Curious about how much soaking rain we’ll get—or where that snow might land? Read on for all the details.
After a sunny and warm start to the week, the Front Range will trade blue skies for gray as a sluggish low-pressure system settles into northeast Colorado for several days. Rain chances build Tuesday and linger through Thursday, with well below normal temps and a few rounds of storms in the mix. But don’t expect a soaking: rainfall totals may vary widely, with the heaviest action likely landing northeast of Boulder and Denver towards Nebraska. The storm exits sometime Thursday leaving behind drier and warmer weather for the weekend.
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