Despite sunshine, a cooling trend will continue in the Denver weather forecast Thursday.

Colorado braces for a frigid weekend with Arctic air bringing snow and cold temperatures before the Broncos' AFC title game in Denver.

Denver, bundle up—it’s about to get very cold! The National Weather Service expects an even colder stretch across Denver and northeast Colorado from Thursday night through Saturday.

Denver's forecast predicts a sunny day turning snowy in the evening with less than an inch of snow expected. Conditions will clear up after Monday, with midweek temperatures rising.

Sunny skies will warm highs in Denver, before clouds and a light breeze move in for the afternoon.

Accumulating snow is back in the forecast for Denver. Yes, you read that correctly. After days of record-breaking warmth, a brief return to winter is expected — right in the heart of the season.

Denver's weather forecast includes sun, high winds, and an incoming snowfall with hazardous travel conditions expected.

Saturday brings another day of chilly temperatures and wind in the Denver weather forecast, but not nearly as strong as Friday.

The Denver Broncos will host the Buffalo Bills at Empower Field at Mile High on Saturday. Here's a look at the weather forecast, which is positive overall.