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Denver weather: Sunny skies this weekend with warmer weather

Strong, gusty winds will sweep along the Foothills on Saturday

A runner enjoys the sunrise at ...
Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post
A runner enjoys the sunrise at Boulder Reservoir as they try to stay warm before taking part in the inaugural Boulderthon on Oct. 10, 2021 in Boulder.The Boulderthon was created by an avid New York Road Runners runner Òto spread the joy of marathonsÓ. The race, which took place under sunny skies and cool temperatures included a half marathon and a full marathon that started at Boulder Reservoir and ended in downtown Boulder. Organizes said on their website that Òwe believe Boulder, one of the great running hubs of the country, deserves a signature, premier marathon. Marathons bring people together, and are some of the most fun, memorable & inspiring days of the year in cities, for runners and spectators alike.Ó The organization says that promoting the tremendous power of running can inspire, transform & improve lives.
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It will be windy along the Front Range foothills on Saturday and breezy in the metro area.

Warmer weather will take hold in Denver over the weekend, with downtown forecast high temperatures of 58 degrees on Saturday and 63 degrees on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service. Skies will be sunny to mostly sunny.

Winds along the Front Range foothills on Saturday will gust between 30 and 50 mph in some areas. Strong winds will gradually decrease late in the afternoon and into the evening.Light snow showers are expected in the mountain valleys on Sunday evening.

Above-normal temperatures are expected in the metro area into the coming week, with a high temperature of 68 degrees in downtown Denver on Tuesday.

The next chance for precipitation in the metro area is on Wednesday afternoon with showers in the forecast. On Thursday morning there’s a chance of a rain and snow mix.

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