National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Near-normal to below-normal high temperatures will continue for the next two days across the urban corridor and plains. Rain and snow showers will form across the mountains and foothills, primarily south of I-70, Wednesday afternoon and into Wednesday night. Snow accumulations will be the highest in western Park County, impacting travel conditions Wednesday evening in this area. Precipitation will clear out of the area by Thursday morning, leaving mostly clear to partly cloudy skies.
This October was quite warm! October 2026 was the second warmest for Denver since records began in 1872, with an average temperature of 59.3F.