Denverites should watch out for the ultraviolet rays on Wednesday and snowflakes on Thursday. 
 
 While suntan lotion should be uppermost in the minds of Denver sunbathers Wednesday, a brisk northern front will make residents wish they remembered their coats before heading to work or school on Thursday. 
 
 “The forecast has a bit of Yin & Yang in it over the next two days. Near record heat tomorrow, light snow arrives Thursday,” the weather service says. 
 
 The high temperature Wednesday in downtown Denver will be around 80 degrees under sunny skies, according to the National Weather Service in Boulder. But after a wind change, the high Thursday will be only about 47 degrees. 
 
 There is a chance of rain between noon and 2 p.m., then a chance for snow after 2 p.m., the NWS says. The high is expected to come around 10 a.m. in the morning, but thereafter will drop to around 36 degrees. 
 
 Blustery winds up to 31 mph will be icy cold. The chance for precipitation is 30 percent. Up to a half inch of snow could accumulate in Denver. 
 
 The overnight low will be around 20 degrees, forecasters say. 
 
 It will be sunny Friday, but the high will only reach 40 degrees. The low will drop to around 21 degrees. 
 
 A weekend warm up is forecast with highs of 47 on Saturday and 64 on Sunday. 
 
 Another chance of snow is possible Monday and Tuesday, when temperatures will take another nose dive to the 40s and 30s, the NWS says. 
 
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– Denver is set to see a bigger temperature change in the space of a day than some places experience over a year, forecasters say. "The forecast has a bit of Yin & Yang in it over the next two days," the National Weather Service tweeted Tuesday. "Near record heat tomorrow, light snow arrives Thursday." The Wednesday temperature ended up being a record 84 degrees, 4 degrees higher than the previous record for Oct. 25, which was set in 2007, CBS reports. But the winter coats will be coming out Thursday: The Denver Post reports that after a wind change, the temperature is expected to drop to the mid-30s by afternoon, followed by an overnight low of around 20. Around half an inch of snow could accumulate after lunchtime Thursday, rising to up to 5 inches at higher elevations.