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Apotent storm system blew across northern Colorado last evening with an associated cold front and brief but strong downslope wind gusts blasting through the Boulder-Denver area from the northwest. https://twitter.com/BoulderCAST/status/1780030015305826613 The expansive low pressure has moved off to the east this morning, sitting now over parts of Nebraska: As expected, some wrap-around moisture getting pulled in behind the departing low …

Elevated fire concerns will be present today and early evening as relative humidity levels dip below 15 percent, in fact, as low as 10 percent. Highs will be also rather mild with upper 70s to lower 80s. Wind gusts from the south will not be that strong, but range in the 20 to 30 mph range, enough to raise fire …

Aperiod of very warm temperatures will continue today and the rest of the weekend as a large dome of high pressure remains in place. We are watching a large storm system offshore of California that will eventually move onshore tonight and Sunday, but this won't impact us until early next week. Until that happens, we stay dry and warm with …

Ahuge warmup is in store today and will likely continue into the weekend. High pressure exists over Texas right now, while low pressure resides off California. These opposing pressure centers will bring a very warm southwest flow into the region today. In fact, most guidance is suggesting upper 70s across the region, with maybe some locations in Denver briefing touching …

Today will feature a weak shortwave disturbance dropping across Colorado from the northwest ---- this will lead to increased cloud cover, cooler temperatures, and a slight chance of a few showers and thunderstorms in the Metro area. After this shortwave passes through, the rest of the week will be sunny and quiet with temperatures on the rise... The HRRR model …