Denver, CO
Dozens of schools across Denver metro and Front Range close Monday, Tuesday due to snow, freezing temps
Several of the state’s largest school districts are either closed or operating remotely Tuesday as a frigid cold snap hangs on in Colorado.
Jeffco Public Schools, Douglas County Schools, Cherry Creek Schools and Aurora Public Schools are among the districts that will be closed Tuesday, according to announcements from the districts.
St. Vrain Valley Dist RE-1J announced it would be remote on Tuesday.
School Closings and Delays
11:32 AM, Oct 17, 2018
“Due to the unprecedented length of sustained low temperatures that is forecasted to continue tomorrow, all Jeffco Public Schools buildings and facilities will be closed Tuesday, January 16. This will give us time to assess district facilities and prepare them to safely serve students,” the district posted on Facebook. “All childcare programs, after-school activities, and meetings scheduled to be in Jeffco Public Schools facilities are canceled. No Jeffco Public Schools transportation services will be provided for services within or outside the district.”
Cherry Creek Schools cited similar concerns on the district website.
“The District is concerned for student safety and several buildings have experienced burst pipes. Classes and school activities will be cancelled. Before and after school daycare programs will be closed,” a pop-up window reads.
Douglas County Schools in their announcement noted impacts on the transportation fleet, including two diesel fuel pumps being out of commission.
But those districts not the only ones. These are the latest school closures across the metro and Front Range:
- Aurora Public Schools: Closed Tuesday
- Community College of Denver- Auraria: Remote operations
- Community College of Denver- Adv Manufacturing Center: Remote operations
- Bennett School District 29J: Closed Today
- Brush Public Schools: Closed Today
- Cherry Creek Schools: Closed Tuesday
- Clear Creek School District RE-1: Closed Today
- Colorado State University: Closed Tuesday
- Deer Trail School District 26J: Closed Today
- Douglas County Schools: Closed Tuesday
- Dungarvin Day Program: Closed Monday
- Greeley-Evans School Dist 6: Closed Tuesday
- Help & Hope Center: Closed Monday
- JeffCo Public Schools: Closed Tuesday
- Kit Carson School District R-1: Delayed 2 hours
- Kiowa Schools: Closed Today
- Lake County School District R-1: Closed Today
- Limon School District RE-4J: Closed Today
- Mapleton Public Schools: Closed Today
- Pawnee School District: Closed Today
- RE-1 Valley District-Sterling: Closed Tuesday
- Red Rocks Community College: Remote Today
- Sacred Heart of Jesus School: Delayed 2 hours
- St. Vrain Valley Dist RE-1J: Remote Tomorrow
- The Joshua School for Autism-Denver: Closed Tuesday
- Weld County RE-3J: Closed Tuesday
- Weld County RE-4 Windsor/Severance Dist: Closed Tuesday
- Weld RE-5J School District: Closed Tuesday
- Westminster Public Schools: Closed Monday and Tuesday
We’re tracking all the closures plus other snow and other cold weather impacts here.
Denver7 | Weather
Colorado weather blog: Closures, snow and cold impacts on Monday, January 15
7:20 AM, Jan 15, 2024
DENVER (KDVR) — The last few days of May will be warm and mostly dry, but the Denver weather forecast does show a steady warming trend through the first week of June.
Highs on Saturday will be seasonal and mostly dry with a stray storm possible. Colorado will return to the low 80s on Sunday and will likely be dry across most of the state.
Denver weather tonight: Partly cloudy and mild
Skies will be partly cloudy overnight Friday. Any lingering showers will dissipate by midnight. Temperatures will remain slightly above normal with lows around Denver in the lower to middle 50s. Winds will be light from the south and southwest.
Denver weather Saturday: Seasonal and mostly sunny
Denver will see seasonally warm highs Saturday afternoon in the upper 70s, though the urban core may crack the lower 80s. An isolated storm or two may fire up in the afternoon north of Interstate 76 and the high country, but most of Colorado will remain dry.
Looking ahead: Warming to start June
Monday is the first day of June. Temperatures will be in the low 80s with a better chance for afternoon showers and storms. Winds will also be a bit breezy. The metro area will continue to warm Tuesday and Wednesday into the mid-80s. Both days have a chance for storms, but Tuesday will have a better setup for storms.
Denver will be drier the second half of the workweek as temperatures climb into the mid-80s. Next weekend may see highs back in the upper 80s. That’s not record-breaking, but quite warm for early June by about 10 degrees.
Von Miller has made it abundantly clear that he would like to return to the Denver Broncos and finish his career where it started. Miller has made that fact known at every possible opportunity, including a Von’s Vision charity event on Wednesday.
“I would love to bring back those Super Bowl 50 vibes, love to assist, to be the vice president to Bo Nix, to Courtland Sutton,” Miller said. “I’ve been the guy and also I’ve been the vice president as well. I would love to contribute to us getting back to the glory land, to holding up that trophy.”
Miller went on to note that he has lobbied coach Sean Payton to sign him (Payton coached Miller at a flag football tournament earlier this year).
Unfortunately for Miller, it sounds like there are no plans for a potential reunion with his old club. The Denver Post‘s Luca Evans reported that “as of last week,” there have been no talks between the Broncos and Miller’s representatives about a potential contract.
With a crowded outside linebacker room, Denver seems unlikely to re-sign Miller, but the 37-year-old pass rusher said he will “for sure” play in 2026. After totaling nine sacks with the Washington Commanders last fall, Miller will probably be able to find a home as a rotational pass rusher, but it might not be with the Broncos.
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Denver Summit FC delays opening of Centennial Stadium, will play next 2 home games at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
Denver Summit FC will play their next two home games at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park.
Colorado’s first professional women’s soccer team was hoping to be at their new training facility in Centennial by July, but team says recent rain delayed construction, so they need to push back by two weeks.
That means their July 3 and July 12 matches will be at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City.
Summit FC is hopeful to be at their stadium in Centennial for their July 18 game against the Portland Thorns.
Centennial Stadium will ultimately become Summit’s training facility. They’ll play their games there until 2028, when they hope to move into their official home stadium at the Santa Fe Yards at Broadway and I-25. The Santa Fe Yards stadium will have room for more than 14,000 fans.
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