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Denver's smoky skies, bad air quality could linger into this weekend
Wildfire smoke from the Pacific Northwest drifted into Colorado with a cold front on Thursday evening, and could linger into the weekend. Read More
Feeling like fall in Denver Friday; smoky skies linger into the weekend
A cold front will dramatically drop daytime highs Friday into the upper 60s to lower 70s across the Denver metro. Smoke from fires in the Pacific Northwest will filter into Colorado behind the front. Read More
Denver weather: Warm weekend with a few possible showers
There will be some scattered mountain showers both Saturday and Sunday. A few of those showers could slip down across metro Denver and the Front Range over the weekend. Read More
Seeing smoke? West Coast wildfire pollutants settle into I-25 corridor Thursday
Boulder County officials were asking residents not to call 911 as wildfire smoke from Washington and Oregon drifted into the Front Range on Thursday night. Read More
Denver weather: Drier, warmer pattern starts Thursday
Showers will move out Wednesday night ahead of warmer and drier conditions moving into Denver’s weather forecast. Read More
Why is Fort Collins so hazy? Here's where the smoke is coming from
Smoke from Pacific Northwest wildfires is causing hazy skies and poor air quality in Fort Collins and along Colorado's Front Range. Read More
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