Unsettled weather will continue for another day around the Denver metro region with the chance of PM showers and thunderstorms; however, coverage should be less than yesterday. It turns hotter on Friday and Saturday with afternoon highs not far from the 95-degree mark on both days.
One final note, there is a lunar eclipse tonight that peaks at 12:13am (ET) with 96% of the lunar surface covered by Earth’s shadow…weather permitting of course.
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Unsettled for the next couple of days with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms and the abundance of clouds will help to knock temperatures down a bit from recent days. It looks the pattern turns drier for the late week and weekend and this will result in hotter temperatures with highs likely well up in the 90’s on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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The next couple of days look to be quite hot with afternoon high temperatures well up in the 90’s and generally rain-free conditions are expected. Monsoonal moisture makes a return to the area this weekend and that should cause an increase in the chance of showers and thunderstorms on each day.
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The remainder of the week will include unsettled weather conditions with the chance of showers and thunderstorms from time to time. In fact, any thunderstorm that forms late tonight and tomorrow can be on the severe side with damaging wind gusts a threat. Temperatures will rise into the 90’s late in the week and monsoonal moisture will return bringing us a renewed chance of showers and storms during the upcoming weekend.
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The main weather story around here has been the monsoonal moisture and this pattern will continue through the weekend bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will remain at moderate levels through the weekend but will tend to climb to more uncomfortable heights early next week.
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It stays hot around here for the next couple of days, but significant changes are on the way. After temperatures climb well up in the 90’s today and tomorrow, they should be confined to 80-degrees on Thursday for afternoon highs. Monsoonal moisture will continue to play a role in the metro region with the chance of showers and storms from mid-week on into the weekend; primarily, focused on the afternoon and evening hours.
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The two-day respite from the heat ends today and temperatures will soar to the upper 90’s for afternoon highs. In fact, with strong high pressure ridging nearly stationary over the western US, the extreme heat will continue for the next several days. High temperatures on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday can certainly flirt with the 100-degree mark and general rain-free conditions will keep the risk of wildfire on the high side.
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There was much relief on Tuesday with temperatures some twenty lower than Monday, but the trend will reverse today, and afternoon highs will be some 5-10 degrees higher than yesterday. Hot weather is in store for the next several days beginning on Thursday and 100-degree highs are on the table for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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The passage of a frontal system in the overnight hours will have a noticeable impact around here with high temperatures some twenty degrees lower than Monday. Instead of flirting with the century mark as we did on Monday, temperatures this afternoon likely peak close to the 80-degree mark. After a moderately warm day at mid-week, the high heat will return for the latter part of the week with 100-degree highs back on the table for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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It is rather warm and humid today in the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor and it looks like we better get used to these conditions as a “Bermuda-high” weather pattern is setting up for the eastern states. An upper-level trough of low pressure over the eastern US here at the beginning of the week will dissipate shortly and strong ridging will form over the western Atlantic by mid-week. As such, a broad southwesterly flow of air will develop along the Atlantic Seaboard and likely persist for several days bringing warm and humid conditions to the I-95 corridor and moisture levels will be high enough to produce a daily shot of showers and thunderstorms.
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