Mild warming Tuesday before snow moves in late. Light-to-moderate snow Wednesday morning may slow travel, with 1–2" for lower elevations.

A Pinpoint Weather Alert Day is issued for Wednesday as Denver's weather forecast warms up heading into tomorrow, and then cools right back off on Wednesday with highs hovering right around freezing,

Denver braces for a blast of Arctic air post-Thanksgiving, signaling the season's first snow and plunging temperatures, potentially disrupting weekend travel.

A winter weather advisory is in effect for portions of Colorado's mountains, but for the lower elevations -- including Denver -- it looks like mostly a rain event over the next 24 hours.

We have a First Alert Weather Day weekend! The combination of a Pacific northwest storm and cold Canadian air will team up for what may be Denver's first measurable snow and a rough travel holiday weekend for many areas of the state.

Temperatures in Denver weather have been below freezing for over 55 hours as of Monday morning, dipping into the single digits at one point over the Thanksgiving Day weekend.