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The weather remains quite warm today with afternoon highs near the 90 degree and the wildfire concerns will continue throughout the region. Temperatures will get knocked some on Thursday only to rebound back to 90 degrees at the end of the week. The overall pattern does turn noticeably cooler for the late weekend and early part of next week.
Read MoreThe weather turns hot today with afternoon highs likely well up in the 90’s and winds will increase from a S-SW direction gusting up to 30 mph or so. The combination of heat and high winds increases the chance of wildfire conditions across the area. There may be a bit of a cool down for tomorrow and Thursday and then more substantial relief is likely to come this weekend.
Read MoreSometimes during the month of June, the jet stream retreats safely to the north into Canada, and the weather settles down across the continental US...that certainly does not appear to the case this year. Upper-level troughs of low pressure and colder-than-normal air masses continue to drop into the US from Canada, and this is resulting in severe weather outbreaks and there will be an enhanced threat during the next few days. Next week promises to feature another impressive upper-level trough by June standards that will no doubt be impactful with more severe weather threats and widespread cooler-than-normal conditions.
Read MoreThe threat of showers and thunderstorms will continue today across the metro region, but the threat of severe weather should be rather limited though brief downpours cannot be ruled out in some localities. The overall pattern turns warmer and drier for the late week and weekend and the 90’s are likely for afternoon highs from Friday through Sunday.
Read MoreThe next couple of days will be quite unsettled in this area with the chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Any storm can be on the strong side and there can be some downpours each of the next two afternoons. The pattern turns warmer and drier for the late week and weekend.
Read MoreA warm and unsettled weather pattern for the next several days with the chance of showers at times and embedded thunderstorms as well. The best chance of shower activity is likely to be in the period from later tomorrow through Saturday and a bit lower today and on Sunday. Temperatures will generally reach 80+ degrees for afternoon highs during the next several days.
Read MoreToday will be an active weather day across the region with a good chance of showers and thunderstorms and some of the rain can be heavy at times. After a lull on Thursday, the active weather is likely to resume on Friday and last through the upcoming weekend with a chance of occasional showers and possible strong thunderstorms.
Read MoreEl Nino is on the way, and it looks like it will be a strong event...
The equatorial Pacific Ocean is transitioning into El Nino conditions (i.e., warmer-than-normal sea surface temperatures) and signs point to a strong event by the summer and fall seasons with big implications on tropical activity in the Atlantic Basin. Looking ahead, it appears this El Nino event may even last into the upcoming winter season of 2026-2027 which no doubt would have some implications across the continental US.
Read MoreWhat a difference a week makes...after last week’s unseasonably chilly weather, the week ahead will feature summer-like warmth and dry conditions with temperatures this afternoon reaching the lower 80’s. The warmest days of the week are likely to be tomorrow and Thursday and 90-degree highs are on the table for spots and there can be scattered showers and thunderstorms.
Read MoreA major snow event continues…
Much colder air moved into the area on Tuesday, and a significant snowstorm will bring as much as 6-10 inches of heavy, wet snow to the Denver metro region with even higher amounts near the foothills. Travel will be tricky; especially during the morning hours with temperatures hovering near the freezing mark in many areas. As is typical this time of year, the unusual cold will give way to milder conditions by week’s end.
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