​​​​​DENVER (KDVR) — The Denver weather forecast remains warmer than average this week with some low rain chances across the metro Sunday and Monday.

Temperatures will be running several degrees above normal this week as an overall quiet weather pattern continues.

Weather today: Unseasonably Warm

Highs will climb into the low 80s once again with some scattered showers and perhaps a storm or two in our high country. Breezy conditions will also move across the plains with gusts up to 30 mph at times later today.

There is a small threat one of these can survive moving off the Front Range and bring some sprinkles to the metro. Otherwise, it will be an unseasonably warm day with increasing afternoon clouds.

Weather tonight: Dry and Mild

Temperatures will be mild for late September, only falling to the middle 50s to start Monday morning under partly cloudy skies.

Looking Ahead: Shower Monday then turning quiet

For those planning to attend the Broncos game Monday evening, keep in mind there will be some spotty showers across the area during the afternoon and evening hours. If a shower were to push in during the game, it would likely be during the first half. No lightning is expected but can't be ruled out.

A relatively quiet and warm pattern will dominate our weather for most of this week as high pressure builds in starting Tuesday.

This will keep us dry and sunny through the end of the week with highs in the low 80s most days. A cold front pushes in here on Saturday, bringing a small threat for rain as highs fall back to the 70s.