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Winds will continue to be an important factor today with gusts as high as 30 mph and there will be the chance of PM showers and thunderstorms. Looking ahead, the pattern turns cooler at week’s end and for the weekend and the chance in temperatures could even lead to some high mountain snow.
Read MoreIt remains warm during the next couple of days and winds will become a noticeable factor gusting up to 25 or 30 mph at times. There will be an isolated shower or thunderstorm later today and a better chance on Tuesday at which time some of the storms can be severe over the plains. It turns noticeably cooler late in the week with a strong upper-level low moving into the Rocky Mountain States and high mountain snows will become a possibility by the weekend.
Read MoreTemperatures will reach the lower 80’s this afternoon – not as high as on Thursday – but the dry conditions will continue as will the risk of wildfire smoke in some areas. Dry, moderately warm weather will continue this weekend although an isolated thunderstorm is possible. Dry weather continues next week with the risk of additional wildfire activity across Colorado.
Read MoreTemperatures will soar to near 90 degrees later today and strong southerly winds will increase the risk of wildfire activity in this entrenched dry air mass. The wind will relax some on Friday and temperatures will drop to more seasonable levels with afternoon highs likely in the lower 80’s as we end the work week. The weekend is looking dry and moderately warm with plenty of sunshine expected on both days.
Read MoreA strong trough of low pressure will push into the Pacific Northwest at mid-week and then into the Northern Plains by the end of the work week. As a result, the chance of showers will increase some later today and probably reach the highest levels on Wednesday as the trough makes its closest approach to the area.
Read MoreWith upper-level ridging in control, much of the week ahead will feature above-normal temperatures will afternoon highs generally well up in the 80’s. There will be the chance for a shower or thunderstorms from time-to-time, but much of the week be rain-free.
Read MoreIt’ll become cooler today with some clouds and showers cannot be ruled out; especially, during the AM hours. The overall pattern turns warmer and drier for the end of the week and upcoming weekend with temperatures trending back up into the mid-to-upper 80’s for highs by early next week.
Read MoreIt’ll become unsettled this afternoon and evening with the approach of a disturbance from our west and there can be showers and thunderstorms...some of the storms can reach strong-to-severe levels. Temperatures over the next several days will remain moderately warm with afternoon highs generally in the 80’s.
Read MoreIt’ll be dry and quite warm today with above-normal temperatures for early September and afternoon highs well up in the 80’s. The chance of showers and thunderstorms will increase later tonight and stick around for the next couple of days with a downward trend in temperatures and highs by Thursday afternoon likely confined to the middle 70’s.
Read MoreThe next couple of days will feature dry and very warm conditions with high temperatures near the 90-degree mark in the Denver metro region. It stays relatively quiet early next week with a continuation of dry and warm weather conditions and highs each day near 90 degrees.
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