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Large-scale downslope flow once again across our beautiful state today. The trough across the Western United States continues to push warm desert air into our region. This will again prohibit any storms from forming. However, we would not be surprised if storms develop in isolated spots across the High Country in the afternoon. These storms will likely die out as they …

Large-scale downslope flow exists again today thanks to a large trough of low pressure along the West Coast. This is combined with warm southwest flow to push our high temperatures even warmer than Friday into the low to middle 90's this afternoon. Some clouds will develop in the High Country and move northeast onto the Plains in the afternoon, however most …

Strong downslope flow today combined with warm southwest flow will push our high temperatures into the lower 90's this afternoon. Some clouds will develop in the High Country and move northeast onto the Plains in the afternoon, however most of us will have no problem getting into the 90's.

Wet weather is now in our rear-view mirror. Outside of just a few very isolated storms this afternoon, most of us will remain dry through the upcoming weekend, and potentially much of next week. Temperatures will be on the rise over the next few days. We're expecting to near the 90-degree mark today (potentially the first 90+ day of the …

Our weather remains on the cool side and relatively unsettled today as moisture is still elevated across the state. The precipitable water anomaly forecast map below for this evening shows a positive 2.5 sigma anomaly across eastern Colorado. With all this moisture around, daytime heating will once again fuel scattered afternoon showers and storms, with prime-time being 2PM to 8PM. Storms should move eastward/dissipate after sunset. …

A weak cold front has moved through overnight bringing light upslope to the region and a 10 to 15 degree cool-down from yesterday. This upslope will serve to enhance storm activity this afternoon and evening, bringing what will be our best chance of rain for the week! Expect partly cloudy skies this morning, with clouds building further into the afternoon. …

High pressure is well overhead today, spelling out another gorgeous weekend day! As we saw yesterday, puffy clouds will develop in the afternoon with daytime heating over the Foothills and High Country. Some of these clouds will grow enough to produce some very isolated storms over the mountains, but most of these clouds will not reach the point of producing …