It’s been a February that’s felt a lot more like May. The Denver weather forecast for the final day of February and the first day of March features mild temperatures with more cloud

Today, the eastern plains will see sustained westward winds blowing between thirty and forty miles per hour and gusts of upwards of 65 miles per hour, according to local forecasts. The high winds will likely last from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and be strongest in areas further east, including Limon, Fort Morgan and Sterling.

A few inches of snow is expected to fall on Colorado’s Western Slope today as a winter storm passes wraps up, with the highest accumulation on Rabbit Ears Pass near Steamboat Springs.

Red Flag Warning Friday for parts of Denver. Gusty winds and very low humidity — avoid open burning and secure patio furniture.

February is drawing to a close, and the Denver weather forecast remains unseasonably warm and dry. There will also be another day of prime fire weather conditions in northeast