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Adisturbance to our north in Wyoming will track east-southeast into Nebraska over the next 24 hours. As it does so, it will bring strong mid-level energy across the state. This energy will peak during the daytime, fueling scattered to numerous showers and storms. A persistent easterly flow will exist across Colorado today with highs generally in the low to mid …

Adisturbance will approach Colorado today from the southwest bringing warmer temperatures but continued chances for late-day thunderstorms. The system can be seen below as a petite closed-low pressure spinning over the Sonoran Desert in southwestern Arizona. Notice the clouds already streaming into the Front Range this morning well out ahead of this system. Much of the moisture and energy from …

Instability will be higher this afternoon compared to Saturday. In addition, a surface trough will aid storms to partly survive their trek east from the Foothills. Temperatures will be warmer as well in the mid to upper 80s on the Plains and mid to upper 70s in the Foothills. No severe storms are expected today, but some brief gusty winds …

High pressure ridging will build in from the west today and tonight. An area of low pressure remains to our east over Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri. It is far enough removed that with the subsidence over us, we should see much drier conditions today. While we cannot rule out a stray isolated shower or two, mainly for areas along the …

That pesky unsettled northwest flow continues again today and much of this weekend. That will continue to spell out the chances for afternoon and evening scattered showers and thundershowers. At this stage, no storms are expected to be severe, but heavy downpours and frequent lightning are the main threats. For today, we increased our rain chances somewhat compared to what …