Capital Weather Gang Denver still hasn’t seen snow this fall. That’s a record. The city has been in a warm, dry pattern that also makes the area ripe for wildfires ...

Denver weather: Will it finally snow this week? Here’s what to expect. It’s been over 230 days since Denver has seen accumulating snow but this week, a promising chance of snow is finally in ...

In Denver, rain is forecast Sunday before midnight, giving way to snow that will continue into Monday morning.

It’s been 224 consecutive days since it snowed a measurable amount in Denver, and since snowfall records began in 1882, Denver has never entered December without measurable snow.

Widespread rain is expected in NE Colorado Wednesday likely bringing severe storms to the Denver metro with the risk of large ...

Denver is experiencing slightly warmer than average temperatures for late January, but snow remains in the forecast. With Wednesday's high reaching 45 degrees F, the temperature is 2 degrees above ...

Another Denver record could also fall: The city has gone more than 212 days since its last measurable snow, the fifth-longest such streak on record.

The winter storm will first bring heavy snow to southwest Colorado and parts of the Western Slope during the day on Sunday before moving east. Winter Storm Warnings continues into Monday morning ...

Mostly cloudy and smoky skies Wednesday with scattered afternoon storms. Some cells could turn severe in the Denver metro and E. Plains between 2pm-8pm with heavy rain, large hail and damaging winds.

Good news for skiers and snow lovers: snow is in the forecast for the high country, Front Range and Denver metro area in just a few days.

Snow will spread from the mountains to the I-25 corridor by Thursday evening. Most of the Denver metro area will see 1-2 inches of snow mainly on the grass. Isolated higher amounts are possible ...

Denver's average last measurable snowfall date is April 28, but that doesn't necessarily mean we're done with snow for the season.