DENVER — It's official, Denver! We set a record high tie at 82-degrees at Denver International Airport. The previous record high was last set in 2016.
Hope you enjoyed the late October heat because it will finally feel and look more like fall (and winter) over the next few days.
A storm will move into the high country tonight through Wednesday, delivering rain to the valleys and snow to higher terrain.
Most of Colorado's mountains are under a Winter Weather Advisory from Monday night until midday Wednesday for 6"-12" of new snow above 9,000 feet.
Look for a strong cold front to drop temperatures into the 60s Tuesday in Denver. It'll also usher in scattered rain showers around the Front Range Tuesday afternoon and evening. So far, it looks like this storm could bring the Denver metro area a slushy rain/snow mix early Wednesday morning.
Little to no snow accumulation is expected for the urban corridor and plains, but travel may be treacherous in the mountains Tuesday night through Wednesday.
Temperatures will be bitterly cold on Wednesday in the mid- 40s around the city, as the storm slowly moves out of the state. Blow out your sprinklers now! A Freeze Watch is in effect 10pm Wednesday until 9am Thursday for a widespread hard freeze along the I-25 corridor. Temperatures will dip from 22 to 28 degrees overnight.
Our trick or treat forecast looks nice and dry, but ghoul (cool) on Thursday, with highs in the mid-50s. It'll be a mild start to November with highs in the upper 60s Friday afternoon.
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