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Ridging returns to the region today after yesterday's weak system brought scattered showers and storms. Expect lots of sunshine for your Saturday with highs topping out in the middle 70's. A few isolated storms will be possible in the Mountains south of Interstate 70, but dry elsewhere. Similar weather is in store for tomorrow as well. The NAM model precipitation …

Temperatures a few degrees cooler today under increasing clouds and a weak shortwave traversing eastward across Colorado this afternoon and evening. Below shows the area of low pressure encircled with counterclockwise flow over Northeast Colorado this evening. High temperatures will likely be in the upper 70's compared to the low 80's yesterday. Sunshine will give way to high cloud development …

Welcome to meteorological summer! In case you didn't know, meteorologists consider summer in the Northern Hemisphere to be from June 1 to August 31. The random (well not really) dates of "official" summer don't work well with climatology and record-keeping. Today's weather will be similar to yesterday. While we expect isolated to scattered storms to form over the Mountains and …

The large ridge axis we discussed in the weekly outlook yesterday will be smack overhead today. While we are expecting mostly sunny conditions to prevail across the Metro area, a few isolated storms will form across the Foothills and Palmer Divide. These weak storms likely won't last as they move eastward towards the Plains. However, a stray quick shower with light …

After plentiful morning sunshine, clouds will build around lunchtime with widely scattered afternoon storms forming across the region. The best chance of rain will be between 2PM and 8PM. We're only thinking around a 20 to 30% chance today, so many areas will remain dry. Any storms that do form will be small, weak, and quick-moving....so minimal rainfall is expected. …

Mostly sunny skies today with high temperatures much warmer into the lower 70's. There is a slight chance of a storm in the afternoon, however most of us will likely stay dry. Memorial Day is looking wet in the afternoon with showers and thunderstorms likely for the region. Fortunately, we will be dry for the morning BolderBoulder race.

Low pressure system moving southeast through the state today. It will be coupled with upslope flow at the surface, which is due to a cold front that passed through last night. This front passed through with rather gusty winds in the late evening. Mostly Sunny skies will give way to increasing clouds by mid-day, along with developing rain showers and …