Warm and breezy conditions are moving into Denver's weather forecasts Thursday ahead of the next chance for showers.

Weekend warriors, rejoice! It’s looking like many Colorado ski areas could get a nice refresh by the time the weekend hits. Mapping from the National Weather Service shows that in the most likely ...

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After more unseasonably warm weather in the 60s, another storm expected to bring several inches of snow is heading into Colorado.

Another ridge of high pressure builds back into the state and temperatures will jump back into the 60s, with mostly sunny skies across the state! Tomorrow will be even warmer, with highs close to 70 ...

March has a way of catching people off guard in the best possible way. One afternoon feels sunny enough to leave the jacket ...

Depending on timing, some snow accumulation will be possible over the metro. The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team said models show a ...

Snow started Monday night in Colorado’s mountains and will continue throughout the week, making its way into the Denver area ...

It's the warm before the storm! Look for a 20+ degree drop in temperatures Tuesday as a cold front moves into the state. Expect light rain on the plains and up to 6 inches of mountain snow Tuesday.

On top of red-flag fire warnings aplenty and regular blackouts from Xcel Energy, historical weather records show we’re seeing ...

After one of the warmest winters on record dating back to the 19th century, Denver weather patterns are set to shift this week as spring brings in showers and possible snow in the forecast.

Wet weather is forecast for Colorado early this week, from snow in the mountains to rain across the Denver area, according to the National Weather Service.