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The hottest stretch of weather so far this summer season is coming to the Denver metro region from today through Monday with 100 degree afternoon highs on the table. Strong ridging in the upper-levels of the atmosphere will result in plenty of sunshine on a daily basis into next week with largely rain-free conditions and soaring temperatures potentially to triple digit levels.
Read MoreThe hottest stretch of weather so far this summer season is coming to the Denver metro region from late this week through the upcoming weekend. In fact, temperatures could soar to the upper 90’s on any day from Friday through Sunday and Monday won’t be much of a relief as temperatures then can climb to the middle 90’s. In terms of rainfall, it looks mainly rain-free through this hot period with only isolated-to-scattered thunderstorms on the table for the afternoon and evening hours.
Read MoreIn general, the week ahead will be warm and rain-free across the Denver metro region. Today will feature afternoon temperatures near 80 degrees with an isolated PM shower or thunderstorm possible. Temperatures trend up later in the week with highs back up in the 90’s possible by Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Read MoreThe Independence Day holiday will feature very nice overall weather conditions with plenty of sunshine and a comfortable combination of warm temperatures and low humidity values. The cooler and drier air mass will stick around on Friday and then it turns warmer to begin the upcoming weekend. The best chance of rain during the next few days likely comes on Sunday and only isolated showers are possible before the latter part of the weekend.
Read MoreThe weather will be unstable today with the chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms and some of the storms can be strong. It turns cooler for the 4th of July Independence DAY holiday with highs on Thursday in the lower 80’s to go along with very breezy conditions with gusts to 25 mph or so. The weather remains quite comfortable on Friday to close out the work week and then turns warmer and more unsettled again this weekend.
Read MoreThe next couple of days will feature warm conditions with highs in the 80’s and a chance of showers and thunderstorms. The trend is drier for the second half of the week with a diminished chance of rain across the metro region.
Read MoreIt stays quite unsettled today across the metro region with the chance of PM showers and thunderstorms. Any storm that forms later today can reach strong-to-severe levels; especially, across the north/northeast sections. It settles down some on Saturday and slightly cooler and then significant heat is likely to return early next week.
Read MoreIt stays quite unsettled today across the metro region with the chance of PM showers and thunderstorms. Any storm that forms later today can reach strong-to-severe levels; especially, across the plains. It settles down some this weekend turning drier with less of a threat for rain and then significant heat is likely to return next week.
Read MoreUpper-level high pressure ridging is the theme across the area today leading to hot conditions across the Denver metro region and afternoon temperatures well up in the 90’s. While there can be an isolated shower or thunderstorm later today and again on Wednesday, a better chance on Thursday and Friday as a disturbance from the western states heads in this direction.
Read MoreUpper-level high pressure ridging is the theme across much of the nation this week and the Colorado Rockies region is no exception. As a result, the week will be hot and there will be scattered showers and thunderstorms from time-to-time. Temperatures later today can peak in the middle-to-upper 90’s for afternoon highs and the 90’s are likely for highs through the remainder of this the first full week of summer.
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