Sunny and warm as Denver flies past its average first snowfall date – Denver Gazette

Sunny and warm as Denver flies past its average first snowfall date  Denver Gazette

Another warmer-than-average day is on tap in Denver on Wednesday. Denver weather forecasters call for a high of 77 degrees Wednesday The National Weather Service in Boulder forecasts a high of 77 degrees at Denver International Airport, the city’s official weather monitoring station. That’s about 14 degrees warmer than the average high for Oct. 21 in Denver, according to weather service archives. There’s no snow in sight either, as Denver flew past its average first snowfall date this week. 9NEWS Meteorologist Chris Bianchi said on average Denver sees its first snowfall by Oct. 19 each fall. “2026 will mark the sixth straight year with a later-than-average first snow,” Bianchi said on his X account this week.

Denver’s average first snowfall date is today (October 19). 2026 will mark the 6th straight year with a later-than-average first snow.#COwx High temperatures this week are expected to hover in the mid to upper 70s in Denver, the weather service said. Thursday could be cloudy with a chance for a few light showers, meteorologists said. Expect the weather to feel more like fall this weekend as a cold front moves in Saturday morning with highs in the upper 50s and a chance for rain, the weather service said.