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Gusty south winds will be the norm this afternoon and evening as a strong area of low pressure to our north tracks to the north and east. Southerly winds of 20-30 mph gusts may reach up to 40 mph at times over the Denver Metro. The good news is that there is no threat of rain, but the increased winds …

Astrong trough located over the intermountain west, with its center over southern California, will promote strong southerly flow over the state this afternoon and especially tonight. A tight pressure and height gradient will ensue with south winds as high as 30-40 mph gusts, especially east of Boulder. Our NowCAST forecast for Denver shows this quite well, with winds picking up …

The are no major --- or really even any minor --- weather  concerns for the Front Range today or the next few days as mid-level ridging remains over the area. This ridge will keep things quiet for us through the rest of the work week. Embedded in this ridge is also very dry air, a factor that is helping to …

Aridge of high pressure will build northward this afternoon, and, in fact, much of this coming week. This is going to spell out a prolonged period of dry weather for the state and Front Range. The ridge will more or less stay put across the intermountain West. Meanwhile, a slow moving trough will move east from the eastern Pacific but …

Tstrong trough of low pressure that was over Wyoming yesterday is moving into the eastern Dakotas this afternoon and evening. As it does so, we will still be under its influence with northwest winds aloft. Sunny skies will be the norm for much of the daytime so there is no threat of rain. But it will be gusty at times. …