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The instability axis today will be greatest across western sections of Colorado and over the High Country, as noted in the image below (box region). Even though the moist flow will be anomalous once again, it appears chances of storms today will be less on the Plains. Not that yesterday was all that wet, either, but it looks spotty again …

The moist flow will become more favorable today and tonight. High pressure will be situated over Oklahoma and Texas, while a trough positions itself across the western United States. As a result, we'll see a more south-southwesterly flow, a tad more backed than Friday. As a result of that flow, we'll see storms initially firing over the southwest and south-central …

The moist flow will continue today at mid-levels, with the ridge of high pressure to our southeast and a trough to our northwest. However, although storms are in the forecast again today, coverage and overall chances are more isolated and lessened than what we had on Thursday. One reason for that is the mid-level flow is ever so slightly out …

Temperatures will once again remain above normal today pushing into the low to middle 90s across the Denver Metro area --- our third 90-degree day in a row. There are some clouds around this morning, but those will thin out as the days wears on into the afternoon before clouds increase again later. Unlike the last few days, today will …