Current forecasts from the National Weather Service and local models point to a high of 64–69°F in Denver on September 29, driven by a shift to northerly winds and increased cloud cover ahead of showers that limit daytime heating. This follows warmer conditions in the low-to-mid 80s on September 27, with the cooling trend and 30–50% precipitation chances suppressing maximum temperatures below recent norms. Model consensus favors mid-to-upper 60s, yet variability in shower timing and intensity creates tight spreads among the 64–65°F, 66–67°F, and 68–69°F bins, reflecting trader weighting of ensemble uncertainty in this short-range outlook.