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Mountain travel could turn difficult Wednesday night as snow increases at higher elevations. Denver and the northern Front Range could see much-needed rain before a sharp cooldown brings frost and freeze concerns by Friday morning.
Our streak of 11 straight days of at least 80 degrees at Denver International Airport, an October record, will come to an end Tuesday. Cooler with rain and mountain snow Wednesday and Thursday.
After months of watching drought deepen across the Front Range, Colorado is finally getting a storm that could turn the tide. A slow-moving upper low will tap into an unusually rich plume of subtropical moisture and bring widespread rain to much of northern Colorado, along with the season's first meaningful Mountain…