The National Weather Service forecast consensus for Denver indicates a daytime high near 61°F on May 1 under partly cloudy skies with only a slight chance (20%) of lingering showers, positioning the 58°F or higher outcome at an 82.8% market-implied probability as traders anticipate standard diurnal heating at the city's 5,280-foot elevation following a recent cold frontal passage. Over the past 48 hours, showers and light snow in the nearby foothills cooled overnight lows to the upper 30s, but building high pressure aloft and light northerly winds favor a mild rebound above climatological May 1 norms of around 65°F. Model runs from NOAA's Global Forecast System and European Centre show tight agreement on this trajectory, though any persistent cloud cover could trim peaks toward the mid-50s; hourly observations from Denver International Airport will refine outcomes this afternoon.