Denver weather today: Way colder

Andrew Kenney

Feb. 09, 2018, 7:12 a.m.

Good morning. The high in Denver today is 37 degrees with a slight chance of freezing drizzle and patchy fog, according to the National Weather Service. Lovely.

Tonight could bring more freezing drizzle and snow to the plains, plus snow to the mountains. On Saturday, snow should be particularly intense at the resorts on Saturday, according to OpenSnow.

By Sunday morning, we could see 3 inches of snow on the plains and 10 inches in the mountains, followed by a few days of dry weather.

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