Precipitation returns to the Denver weather forecast overnight Saturday. Rain, which may even have a few rumbles of thunder, ...

After a long stretch of dry, sunny, and unseasonably warm weather, the Denver weather forecast cools off and becomes a bit ...

Colorado picked up some much-needed moisture Friday night into Saturday morning, with more rain and snow on the way.

Denver and the Front Range will see mainly sunny skies on Wednesday as temperatures climb back into the middle 70s.

By the end of April, the only areas expected to be open are Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Loveland and Arapahoe Basin.

The Denver area and much of the state will face “critical fire weather conditions” Saturday, as dry, windy weather continues ...

Chances of precipitation continue through the weekend. Colorado will have light to briefly moderate snowfall for the mountains.

Friday night brought much-needed rain to the Front Range and more is on the way for Saturday afternoon in Denver weather.

Denver is on track for one of its warmest months of March on record with 17 days of above-average temperatures so far.

Sunday will be mostly sunny and breezy with daytime highs in the upper 50s and low 60s. Our average high temperature is 58 ...

Those in the Denver area should expect cooler temperatures to stick around over the next week with daily rain chances.