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Moisture levels are already starting to dip across the Front Range this morning compared to yesterday, as that southeasterly upslope flow begins to ease up. That means the pipeline of Gulf moisture feeding into Colorado is shutting down. Meanwhile, the sluggish trough of low pressure that’s been stirring up unsettled weather lately is set to weaken significantly today as it …

Thottest of the air today will actually lift out of the area today and be centered across the upper Mississippi Valley of the Dakotas, Minnesota, and the upper Great Lakes. This is quite evident below via the low-level temperature anomalies. Negative (cooler) temperature anomalies are not far behind, set to build in tomorrow with a cold frontal passage overnight tonight. …

Below shows yesterday's high temperatures across the Front Range. Some locales touched the 100-degree mark --- no surprise there! It will be another toasty one today as very hot and dry southwest flow continues. In fact, precipitable water values will be at or near record low values for this time of year, with values below 0.2 inches! This along with …

AHeat Advisory is in effect today for all of the Front Range and eastern Plains of Colorado. High temperatures this afternoon will approach 100 degrees, leading to heat related illnesses. Drink plenty of fluids, stay out of the sun for long periods of time, and be sure to check up on relatives and neighbors. This heat is all caused by …

It is all about the heat again this afternoon. We should top out in the lower 90s with mostly sunny skies. We cannot rule out a very stray shower or two, but most locales will be dry. While the GEFS precipitation forecast through this week is largely showing Denver dry, we do think rain chances should increase late Monday and …