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- calendar_today October 13, 2026
Midweek Forecast: Cooler and Wetter Conditions Arrive
The Denver weather outlook for the middle of this week calls for a notable change, as cooler temperatures and rain showers are set to move into the area. These patterns are expected to alter typical fall weather trends for the region.
Tuesday Night: Rain Showers and Overnight Lows
On Tuesday evening, increasing cloud cover is expected, leading up to rain showers overnight. Low temperatures will fall into the upper 40s, which is nearly 10 degrees warmer than what is typically seen for this time of year. Residents can expect a milder night despite the damp conditions.
Wednesday: Soggy Skies and Much Cooler Temperatures
Wednesday's denver forecast indicates a grey, soggy day with widespread rain showers. High temperatures will be limited to the upper 40s, which is nearly 20 degrees cooler than the seasonal average. While the city deals with rain, a significant weather development is expected in the high country, with accumulating snowfall.
High Country Snowfall and Winter Weather Advisories
Along the Front Range, rain will be prominent, but snowfall will impact higher elevations. Areas above 9,000 feet are forecast to receive over 6 inches of fresh snow. This could result in difficult travel in the high country, prompting the issuance of winter weather advisories starting Wednesday afternoon and continuing through Thursday. Those with travel plans in mountainous regions should be aware of rapidly changing conditions and possible hazards due to accumulating snow.
Thursday and Temperature Trends
Thursday will begin on a chilly note, with lingering rain showers. Clearing is expected to move in by the evening. Temperatures will remain below average for this time of year, with highs only in the 50s. For residents attending the Denver Broncos football game, expect temperatures to fall into the 40s by game time.
Weekend Warming and a Return to Sunshine
The outlook heading into the weekend shows a shift to warmer and sunnier weather. The warming trend will bring high temperatures to just below seasonal norms, climbing into the lower 60s before reaching the 70s over the weekend and into the beginning of next week. This marks a return to milder fall weather after the cool, rainy spell midweek.
Stay Tuned for the Latest Weather Updates
As changing conditions sweep through Denver and the surrounding high country, locals are advised to monitor weather updates for the latest information on rain showers, cooler temperatures, snowfall, and anticipated temperature trends heading into the weekend.
Source: kdvr.com.
