Denver will activate its severe weather shelter system on Sunday to add more space for those seeking warmth as temperatures are expected to drop, the city announced Friday.

The early March snowstorm finally brought some flakes into Denver, but just as quickly as the snow came, it left, and 70-degree temperatures were in the forecast again.

Snow in finally falling in Denver after hardly any snow this winter, however, the snow doesn't look like the usual white, big flakes.

A cold front will slide in overnight and bring cooler air and snow. Expect a slick morning commute in the Denver metro area and a snowy afternoon on Friday.

Gusty Saturday in Denver, switching to light snow late Saturday night. Expect delays and strong gusts near the foothills.

A storm will hit Colorado on Friday, bringing up to 14 inches of snow to the mountains and the first snow in 40 days to Denver, impacting morning commutes.

Winter of 2025 to 2026 was one for the Denver weather record books, marking one of the warmest, driest and least snowy winter seasons since record keeping began in the late 1800s.

Sunny and warm today, but gusty winds and fire danger. Snow and a sharp cold arrival late Saturday night into Sunday.

Strong winds are leading to road closures, school and building closures, power outages and flight delays across Colorado Thursday. The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team issued a Weather Impact Alert for Thursday due to high winds over the Front Range mountains and foothills and high fire danger across the Denver area and plains.