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We had a pretty good thunderstorm blow through Boulder yesterday, but it ultimately was short-lived and only produced a few hundredths of rainfall during its quick visit... https://twitter.com/BoulderCAST/status/1546985260960739328 Monsoon season has gotten off to a less than stellar start this year with less than 25% of our normal precipitation falling over the last 30 days in the Denver area. This …

Hot weather returns to the Front Range today after a very comfortable day on Monday. At one point late Monday morning, the 24-hour temperature change was 30 to 40°F colder in our area. This is thanks to the cold front that moved through and the subsequent low clouds that stuck around much of Monday morning! Hope you took advantage of …

Yesterday's highs across the Front Range ranged from 99 degrees to the low 100's. Boulder tied the daily record high of 99, previously reached in 1954 and 1976. Sterling, CO, reached a whopping 102! Temperatures today will be more or less the same, topping out in the upper 90s. Clouds will develop in the afternoon as monsoonal flow brings storm …

Ahot and very anomalous ridge of high pressure will be positioned over eastern Colorado today and through much of tomorrow, ahead of a cold front. In addition to what was shared in our recent post, below shows how anomalous the heat is, stretching over much of the intermountain West and across the Great Plains. Meanwhile, wet weather and a trend …

Ahot mid-level ridge of high pressure will move slowly westward over the Front Range and over Colorado today. The result of this will be rising mid-level heights over the area, providing a more stable atmosphere in general, especially the central and western part of the state. High temperatures today will rise to the lower 90s in the western suburbs of …