October 12th, 2026
Fall is knocking on the door!
Good mernin and happy Monday, my precious little seasonally confused biologicals. Still warm today, but fall is knocking. Apparently somebody finally gave it our address. 🤣
Southeast Wyoming and the I-80 corridor reach the mid 60s to mid 70s, with sunshine and wind. Gusts around 30 to 45 mph are possible, strongest in the windier western stretches. Spotty showers favor western areas, with another increase in rain chances tonight.
The Western Slope reaches the mid 50s to mid 70s. Showers and a few sparky booms remain possible, but coverage varies quite a bit. Some places get sun breaks between showers, with more rain developing overnight. Keep the rain jacket handy. That explains the wide range in temperatures. Where there’s more sun, you may be able to warm into the mid 70s.
Mountain valleys range from the upper 40s to around 70, depending on elevation. Sun breaks, gusty winds and spotty showers favoring western and southern areas.
Same thing here, elevation and amount of sunshine will determine how much warming occurs for you today.
Along the Front Range and I-25, mostly sunny and mainly dry, with highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s. Southern portions of the corridor get the stronger gusts, so don’t let Denver’s relatively quieter weather fool you if you’re heading south.
The eastern plains remain unseasonably warm, with highs from around 80 into the lower 90s across the far east and southeast plains. Mostly sunny and dry, with gusts locally around 35 to 40 mph in the breezier southern and eastern areas. This wind is in response to an approaching cold front.
Sensitive to barometric pressure changes? Going to be a rough week. 🤣
Medium & long range forecast: Cooler air starts working south Monday night into Tuesday, reaching northern areas first. Southern Colorado may hang onto the warmth a little longer.
Rain chances increase farther east of the Continental Divide Tuesday night into Wednesday, with a much cooler, wetter day possible along the Front Range. torn track favors areas north of I-70 at least for right meow. That includes our friends in SE Wyoming and the western Nebrasky Pandyhandle.
Mountain snow becomes more likely, especially at and above pass level. The storm’s track and speed still determine who gets the most moisture and how long it sticks around. I’ve still got my caffeinated eye balls on it.
Cooler weather looks to continue through the latter part of the week, with another push of cold air possible before temperatures recover some next weekend. I’m still dialing in the timing and amounts, so keep checking back.
I’ll keep you posted! The drama is always in the details.
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