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- Holiday Season 2012
- Jan 3:
- Ciudad de México disfruta enorme Rosca de Reyes
- Dec 25:
- Denver's white Christmas features bagful of holiday fun and traditions
- El Papa oficia la misa de Nochebuena
- Siguen a Santa Claus en recorrido por el mundo
- Dec 22:
- Build traditions that help define your family
- Dec 21:
- Food traditions bring families together at Christmas time
- Colorado ski areas: It's beginning to look like a powder Christmas
- Dec 17:
- Gift cards for the holidays — take advantage, but carefully
- More than 4,500 turn out for Father Woody's annual party
- Dec 16:
- Colorado mountains face major snow storm, Denver could see snow Tuesday
- Black Friday 2012
- Nov 25:
- Inicia la temporada de compras navideñas en EEUU
- Nov 23:
- Digital spying means no-so-secret Santa
- Denver shoppers give mixed reviews to this year's Black Friday deals
- Nov 22:
- Black Friday creeps into Thursday
- Nov 19:
- More retailers opening Thanksgiving night for shopping
- Nov 16:
- Smart Spending: How to do Black Friday week right
- Nov 14:
- Thanksgiving week will see uptick in road travel, slight drop through the air
Denver could move within striking distance of a record high temperature for the date on Wednesday, with the forecast calling for 74 degrees.
The record high for Nov. 7 is 78 set in 1915. Four degrees is a reasonable miss for this turbulent weather period, when summer, fall and winter weather change places quickly.
Forecasters had expected Tuesday to reach a high of 72, but the temperature topped out at 63 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
Sunny, unseasonably warm weather is expected, through Friday, then precipitation and a cold front roll across the state. Denver might reach 43 degrees Saturday and just 34 Sunday, with lows near 20 each night.
Only light snow, if any, is expected on the Front Range, however.
High temperatures are expected to recover only to the high 40s early next week.
The high country has a better chance of snow this weekend with low temperature about 10 degrees, but on Tuesday forecasters said the storm's timing, snowfall amounts and wind speed were still uncertain.
"Some changes to the forecast can be expected over the next few days," the National Weather Service stated Tuesday afternoon.
