Denver temperatures were expected to approach near-record highs on Monday ahead of Tuesday’s rain showers, according to the National Weather Service.

More warm and sunny conditions are in Denver's weather forecast heading into the workweek.

It'll be another unseasonably warm day across Colorado, with highs in the upper 60s under a mostly sunny sky! Look for high fire danger in SE Colorado while the mountains brace for more snow Friday.

A storm system will bring mountain snow and a rain/snow mix to Denver and eastern plains on Friday, potentially causing travel issues.

February comes to a close, but the Denver weather forecast continues to resemble April and May. As Denver turns the calendar into March, changes to the weather pattern will bring rain opportunities

It's the warm before the storm! Look for a 20+ degree drop in temperatures Tuesday as a cold front moves into the state. Expect light rain on the plains and up to 6 inches of mountain snow Tuesday.

A snowstorm brewing in Colorado’s mountains, where a fresh foot of snow is expected to fall by the weekend, will reach the Denver area on Friday, according to the National Weather Service.

Denver finished with its 2nd-warmest winter on record. Average Dec. 1-Feb. 28 temp of 39.6° was the hottest winter season since 1933-34.

With only traces of snow falling in Denver in February, the city officially tied its record for the least-snowy February since 1882, according to the National Weather Service.

According to the National Weather Service, those leftover icy patches could hang on through the morning before a rapid warm-up takes over for the rest of the weekend. Highs are expected to climb to around 49°F on Saturday, jump into the low 60s on Sunday, March 8, and could flirt with 70°F on Monday, March 9, across the plains.