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Acold front has moved through and in its wake, upslope flow is in place, along with a cooler airmass. Highs today will only top out in the mid to upper 60s, a pleasant afternoon for June. Unfortunately, unsettled weather is in store as we go into the afternoon and evening. A pesky area of low pressure continues to circulate near …

Acold front will be sagging south this afternoon and evening. Ahead of the front, high instability will promote a favorable environment for large hail and locally damaging winds, especially north and east of Denver. Partly sunny skies will start our day with highs in the middle 70s. A pre-frontal trough will favor northeast winds and light upslope to aid thunderstorm …

Another disturbance in the mid-level flow pattern will traverse to the northeast over the Front Range this afternoon and evening, setting the stage for additional chances of scattered afternoon/evening storms. A plume of anomalous moisture will track with the disturbance and favor the best chances of storms in the 2 PM to 8 PM time frame. After highs in the …

The stagnant weather pattern remains locked in across North America thanks to a rex block over the center of the country. The rex block is showing signs of weakening, however, with the mid-level low pressure/trough near the Gulf Coast starting to dissipate. This will spell the beginning of the end for this particular block as we transition to another type …

Another round of rain and some storms will spread over the Front Range today into tonight as moist upslope remains across the region. The low-level flow remains out of the east-southeast, with deep moisture in place similar to Saturday. Unlike yesterday, the lift is stronger than Saturday such that much of the day will be cool, cloudy, and rainy with …

An upper-trough over western Oklahoma and northern Texas this afternoon and evening with retrograde to the NNW into the Front Range tonight into Sunday morning. This track will favor a deep and prolonged period of moist lift, upslope, and forcing for widespread showers and some embedded storms capable of excessive rainfall. A weak flow from the surface to 15,000 feet …