Denver weather forecast for today, Dec. 26: Cloudy and cold
It’s going to keep feeling like winter for one more day.
A cyclist rides atop a hill at Chatfield State Park, Dec. 16, 2017. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
It’s going to keep feeling like winter for one more day but not a really awful and hard to deal with kind of winter. It will be pleasant, brisk winter.
Nevermind: The forecast totally changed between when I wrote this and 9 a.m. It’s snowing. The high will be 16. It should, however, clear up later in the day.
The National Weather Service forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with a high near 29 degrees. Clear conditions continue overnight with a low near 15 degrees.
Wednesday will be sunny and milder, with a high near 48 degrees. We should see temperatures in the mid-50s by Friday.
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