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The next few days will feature warm and dry weather across the region and temperatures by tomorrow afternoon could soar to near 80 degrees for highs which would be in record-breaking territory. The weekend can turn cooler with the chance of shower activity, but likely nothing too significant in terms of overall rainfall amounts.
Read MoreThe next few days will feature warm and dry weather across the region and temperatures by Thursday afternoon could soar to near 80 degrees for highs which would be in record-breaking territory. The late week and weekend can turn cooler with the chance of shower activity, but likely nothing too significant in terms of overall precipitation amounts.
Read MoreAn overall milder weather pattern this week which will bring us to near 70 degrees for highs this afternoon by early next week and then potentially to the middle or upper 70’s by Wednesday and Thursday. Changes may arrive here by the end of the week with the arrival of a frontal system raising the chance for showers and cooler air is likely to follow.
Read MoreAn overall milder weather pattern will bring us to near 70 degrees for highs by early next week and then potentially to the middle 70’s by the middle of next week. The next couple of days will be on the mild side and somewhat unsettled with the chance for showers on Saturday and Saturday night.
Read MoreAn on-going stratospheric warming event that began in late February increases the chance for additional cold air outbreaks as we wind down the month of March from the Great Lakes/Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast US. In fact, the typical lag time between a stratospheric warming event over the polar region and its impact on US temperature patterns suggests there may very well be cold air outbreaks to deal with in this part of the country at least until the middle of April. As it turns out, big-league baseball gets underway in earnest in one week’s time on Thursday, March 27th, and the early part of the season may feature plenty of cold weather games thanks in large part to the on-going big-league stratospheric warming event. In addition, the influx of colder-than-normal air masses in coming weeks keeps hope alive across the northern states for those wishing for more snow...yes, even though spring season is now officially underway.
Read MoreIt turns milder for the second half of the week with highs back up in the upper 50’s later today and on Thursday and Friday and the 60’s are likely this weekend. In fact, this warming trend should result in temperatures peaking near the 70-degree mark by the early part of next week.
Read MoreIt’ll be quite cold today across the Denver metro region and there can be some snow shower activity as well. Temperatures will likely be confined to the low-to-mid 40’s for afternoon highs and the winds will produce even lower wind chill values with gusts past 30 mph or so. It turns milder for the second half of the week with highs back up in the 50’s on Thursday and Friday and potentially the 60’s on Saturday.
Read MoreAfter a warm start to the week, it turns cooler today and remains quite windy with gusts to 30 mph or so. Another quick-moving storm system will bring colder air to the region by tonight with the chance of snow or rain changing to snow and accumulating snow is likely in the mountains.
Read MoreIt turns much milder on Monday, but winds will be a noticeable factor and can gust to 35 mph or so. Another quick-moving storm system will bring colder air to the region on Tuesday with the chance of rain and/or snow showers in the metro region and accumulating snow to the mountains.
Read MoreIt turns much cooler on Friday as we become influenced by a potent, quick-moving storm system and there can be rain and/or snow showers to go along with very strong winds that can gust to 55 mph. The weather settles down some on Saturday, but it’ll remain on the chilly side to go along with partly sunny skies. It turns warmer and drier for the early part of next week (Sunday, Monday) only to turn colder again by the middle of next week.
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