Jonathan Ingraham

The first few days of November will see a return to sunny skies and warmer temperatures around Colorado's mountains. Another set of snow storms will punch the state starting Sunday night.

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A cold start to the morning around Colorado Springs on Friday with temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s will shift to more seasonal temperatures later today into the mid 60s.

Out with the first snow storm, in with the next two.

The first of many active days of weather is on tap this week to bring snow to the Pikes Peak region.

The winter storm warning for Denver will expire late morning Monday, but not before the storm dropped several inches of snow on the city and adjacent suburbs and foothills.

In case you forgot, it was very warm in Denver during October, but did it break the record for warmest ever?

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Sunny skies will start Election Day Tuesday off around metro Denver, but clouds will roll in later in the day and the potential for rain and snow is in the forecast.

Election Day in southern Colorado will start out clear and cold, but end on a much different note as snow increases across the state.