Snowmageddon Strikes Denver: Get Ready for the Coldest Storm of the Season

An October storm will bring snow and cold to parts of the Colorado high country.

The weather is expected to take a drastic turn starting Friday afternoon, with rain developing in Denver and high temperatures barely reaching the upper-50s to low-60s.

The storm, which is expected to hit the city towards the end of the week, will bring with it a wave of cold air that will leave residents shivering.

According to weather forecasts, the rain will start falling in Denver on Friday afternoon, with the storm intensifying as the day progresses.

The cold air will start to move in late Friday, bringing with it a chance of snow in the higher elevations.

While the city itself may not see any significant snowfall, the surrounding areas will likely be affected, with some areas seeing several inches of the white stuff.

The storm will be at its most intense on Friday night and into Saturday, with the rain turning to snow in some areas.

Residents are being advised to wrap up warm and prepare for the cold weather.

The city’s snow removal teams are on standby, ready to clear the streets as soon as the snow starts falling.

The storm will start to clear on Sunday, with the sun coming out and temperatures rising back into the 60s.

For now, though, it’s time to bring out the winter coats and scarves, as Denver prepares for the coldest storm of the season so far.