National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

We're in for another warm and dry end to the weekend as above-average temperatures continue, though it will feel a touch cooler than Saturday. Most areas will stay dry, though an isolated shower can't be ruled out in Park County before summer-like heat returns to the plains on Monday.
Warm and mostly sunny conditions will continue for much of the next week. On Monday, we’ll be approaching record high temperature territory, with a current record high of 87 degrees for October 5th.
September 2026 was an abnormally warm one, ending up the 4th warmest September on record for Denver (records began in 1872). Precipitation came in above normal at the official reporting station at 2.23" (normal is 1.35"), while below normal precipitation was aboved in the northwest portions of metro Denver, and much above normal precipitation fell in the southeast Denver suburbs. No snow fell in the month of September for the 6th straight year.