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The main weather story during the next several days will be the high heat across Colorado with temperatures likely peaking in the upper 90’s on a few afternoons. In fact, a few spots can touch the 100 degree mark and record highs may be set across the Plains. The chance for rain will be minimal for the next few days and then slightly increase by week’s end.
Read MoreThe main weather story during the next several days will be the high heat across Colorado with temperatures likely peaking in the mid-to-upper 90’s on a few afternoons. The chance for rain will be higher for today, tonight, and Saturday, but hot, dry weather will dominate the scene from Sunday through Wednesday of next week.
Read MoreThe main weather story during the next several days will be the high heat across Colorado with temperatures likely peaking in the mid-to-upper 90’s on a few afternoons. The chance for rain will be minimal today and tonight; however, it will increase some for tomorrow and Saturday. After that, the heat will dominate the scene and it looks like rain-free weather will occur from the second half of this weekend into the middle of next week.
Read MoreTemperatures will climb over the next couple of days with today’s highs near 90 degrees and then highs well up in the 90’s for much of the 2nd half of the week. The chance of rain will be small for the next couple of days and then it’ll increase some by the end of the week. One other note, there can be some wildfire smoke in the region during the next 48 hours or so which can result in hazy skies across the region.
Read MoreThe overall weather pattern remains on the mild, damp side as we begin the new work week with temperatures doing no better than the lower 80’s for afternoon highs. Beyond today, the weather turns warmer and generally drier for the next several days and we’ll get back to 90+ degrees later in the week. One final note, there can be some wildfire smoke in the region during the next couple of days which may act to reduce temperatures by a few degrees during daytime hours.
Read MoreThe overall weather pattern will turn cooler and wetter for the next few days as a series of disturbances head this way from the western states. Showers and thunderstorms will be possible during the afternoon and evening hours on each of the next few days while temperatures drop to comfortable levels.
Read MoreThe next several days should feature rather typical summer weather across the region with scattered PM showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures are likely tom turn out a bit above normal today and Friday and then a bit below-normal during the upcoming weekend and early part of next week...nothing on the extreme side.
Read MoreThe hottest stretch of weather so far this summer season will continue for one more day with afternoon highs well up in the 90’s’ however, relief is on the way for Tuesday and Wednesday. While there can be scattered PM showers and storms here on Monday, the chance for rain will increase on Tuesday and Wednesday as cooler air pushes into the region.
Read MoreThe 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.
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