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DayCAST: Fri 08/26/16

Some clouds in the morning, then mostly sunny with a few isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers. Storm coverage will be much less than yesterday. Highs in the mid to upper 70's.

DayCAST: Thu 08/25/16

Increasing clouds with scattered storms in the afternoon and evening, forming first across the higher terrain. With decent moisture and due westerly flow aloft, storms will have a good shot at propagating onto the Plains through the evening. High temperature in the mid 70's.

DayCAST: Wed 08/24/16

Today brings a true taste of fall behind last night's cold front! Skies will be filled with clouds in the morning, but some clearing will be possible by the lunch hour. However, this will lead to some instability for showers/storms to develop across the higher elevations by early afternoon. Coverage will be scattered up there, but down on the Plains, activity will be lighter and …

DayCAST: Tue 08/23/16

Partly sunny in the morning, with overcast skies prevailing through the afternoon. Expect scattered late day showers and storms in the higher elevations, with isolated to widely scattered showers across the Plains. High temperatures cool off, only reaching into the low 80's.

DayCAST: Sun 08/21/16

Mostly sunny with a very slight risk of an afternoon thunderstorm, primarily south of the Denver Metro area. Just about everyone will enjoy warmth and sunshine today. High temperatures rebound into the upper 80's.

DayCAST: Sat 08/20/16

Full sunshine with continued cool temperatures. We're not expecting any precipitation across the Mountains or Plains today. Look for a late afternoon high in the mid 70's. Enjoy this spectacular August day!

DayCAST: Fri 8/19/16

Below shows the upper-level and low-level synoptic pattern for today and this evening. At left is the 250 mb upper-level winds and height pattern. It shows a decent trough digging southeastward out of Montana and Wyoming. Colorado is southeast of this approaching trough, in a region of upper-level divergence to support lift for thunderstorm development. At the surface (right figure), …

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