Denver Weather Examiner

Another cloudy and cool day Wednesday. Today’s Denver weather will be much like yesterday’s with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures right around the 40 degree mark. This evening and into ...

High winds are a dominant feature on a look back at December 29th in Denver weather history. Also notable on this date was 85 years ago in 1923 when temperatures plunged 58 degrees in only 24 hours. A complete look at historical weather events on this date at the link.

A warmer but cloudier Tuesday ahead. With a low pressure system passing to the south, the Mile High City will see an increase in cloud cover today which will cause temperatures to continue to remain cool. ...

This year marks the three year anniversary of the holiday storms of 2006 and today in Denver weather history is when the second storm struck the city, burying it even further under more unwanted snow.A complete look at today in Denver weather history at the link.

The abbreviated workweek gets started with a pretty nice day on Monday. Temperatures today should finally climb above the freezing mark for the first time since the 22nd. Sunny skies overhead will provide some daytime warming and allow Denver to reach a high temperature of around 36 degrees.

Today's look back at Denver weather history is notable for major snow storms. One, twelve years ago, shut all major interstates and the airport. Get all the details at the link.

Today we have one of the most uneventful weather forecasts the Denver area has seen in a week or so. Generally cool but dry conditions will dominate the Front Range for the week ahead. The normal high ...

Continued cool weather will be the general pattern for the foreseeable future. Temperatures generally will continue to be below what we normally expect to see this time of year.

Having dug out from the pre-Christmas snowstorm, Denver now can enjoy the holiday under a blanket of fresh snow and have a white Christmas. Jack Frost will continue nipping at our noses though and it will be a chilly day.

Santa Claus has begun his whirlwind trip around the globe to deliver toys to all the good little boys and girls! For more than 50 years the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) has tracked Kris Kringle on Christmas Eve and helped to ensure he completes his journey safely.

While certainly not one of the biggest storms in Denver weather history, the snowstorm that the Mile High City received yesterday is more than enough to ensure a white Christmas. Cold temperatures will linger for a few days but the holiday weather outside shouldn’t be too frightful.

Denver spent the day before Christmas Eve accumulating a very nice blanket of white snow thus ensuring a white Christmas in the Mile High City. Total accumulations ranged from 5 to 10 inches across the Front Range.

Update, 1:45pm- A white Christmas with snow the ground is an obvious certainty at this point. Most areas around the Denver metro area have received from 3 to 4 inches of snow with higher amounts in the foothills and in Larimer and Weld counties.