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Rain and storm chances will again remain limited for this Sunday afternoon and evening. We will see warmer highs in the upper 80s to some locales touching 90 degrees. While we cannot rule out a stray storm, most activity will reside in the Foothills and High Country. That said, if you are planning to go hike, start early to avoid …

Storm chances lessen today and tomorrow as the mid-level flow turns northerly and shunts the deeper moisture to the south and west over the Four Corners area. As a result, the best chance of storms today and tomorrow will be south and west of Denver, as shown below in the HRRR. Easterly flow at the surface will favor highs in …

Anomalous moisture will be in place today ahead of a southeastward moving trough at the mid-levels of the atmosphere. Precipitable water values will approach values of 1.25", well above average for July. Our high temperatures will top out in the upper 80s ahead of a cold front that is slated to move through this afternoon and evening, shown below. As …

Astrong high-pressure ridge is dominating the Four Corners region this morning, centered over east-central Arizona. It's driving a very dry and subsident air mass across Colorado, setting the stage for near-record heat this afternoon and evening. Unlike our heatwave back in the middle of June, models have been remarkably consistent for several days, locking in today’s heat potential well in advance. …

Astrong high-pressure system is gradually shifting northeast from the Desert Southwest, bringing with it a surge of hot, dry, and stable air. As of this morning, the core of the ridge is centered over southern Arizona, and that distinct dry pocket is clearly visible on the GOES-East satellite. As this system inches closer to Colorado, expect our temperatures to steadily …

Asevere risk is in place this afternoon and evening. Much of the guidance is indicating a strong bow echo developing across eastern Colorado and western Kansas/Nebraska. This is evident below from the HRRR model around 5 PM. The good news is that it appears the severe risk will be mainly to the east of Denver and Boulder. Certainly the storm …

More scattered storm activity is expected this afternoon and early evening as a system to our north tracks east-northeast into the northern Great Plains. Activity will peak in the late afternoon and die down by mid to late evening. A few storms will be capable to strong gusty winds. High temperatures will reach the upper 80s prior to storm activity. …