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Denver weather: Much warmer and sunnier days ahead

Denver weather: Much warmer and sunnier days ahead

Yahoo06-04-2025
​​​​​​DENVER (KDVR) — After a brief return to winter weather, the Denver weather forecast will return to sunny and warmer temperatures for the week ahead, with temperatures set to jump well above average late next week.
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Skies will clear overnight Saturday as temperatures fall into the 20s across the region. Mountainous areas and a few locations on the plains will be in the teens. Winds will be light from the southwest.
Stubborn clouds Saturday will give way to blue skies Sunday as temperatures return to seasonal values around 60 degrees. Clouds may increase a bit in the late afternoon and evening, but no precipitation is forecast.
The warming trend continues on Monday when it returns to the middle 60s underneath still sunny skies. 70s return starting Tuesday, but Tuesday and Wednesday will feature gusty winds again.
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By Friday, temperatures will again be knocking on the door of 80 degrees, with next Saturday also presenting a good opportunity for May-like temperatures.
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