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Happy Tuesday! After dealing with continued hot temperatures, a few thundershowers, a cold frontal passage and a downslope wind event on Labor Day (whew!) --- things turn much quieter across the Front Range today as the responsible storm system departs into the Dakotas. https://twitter.com/BoulderCAST/status/1698802840527900840 https://twitter.com/BoulderCAST/status/1698906801310421456 GOES-East shows the impressive autumn-like low pressure straddling the border between North and South Dakota …

An enhanced region of energy will lift east-northeast from the Four Corners into northeast Colorado later this afternoon and early evening. The energy will be tied to a large and deep trough of low pressure over northwest Nevada. This same system was offshore of California yesterday. As this trough tracks to the north and east this evening, it will aid …

The high pressure ridge will remain in place across the mid-section of the country. The flow across Colorado remains from the southwest. This should keep our region largely dry, though a few storms could form over the higher terrain west of the Foothills. Two other areas of note on the map below is a cutoff low over eastern Texas and …

The first of September is a hot one! And in fact, most of the Labor day weekend will be on the hot side. A large dome of high pressure over the central US will combine with a deep trough over California to promote a good southerly fetch of hot and dry air to push our highs well into the mid …