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The primary and really only shortwave system for the week moved through our area overnight and is about to exit Colorado to the east this morning. I am not seeing any reports outside of the Mountains that picked up measurable precipitation from this shortwave. It mainly brought a few surges of wind and increased cloud cover to the area. Speaking …

The west-southwesterly flow will persist again today as a trough axis makes it move to the east. The temperature anomalies in the low-levels are quite warm for this time of year, ranging from some 2 to 5 standard deviations above the norm. That should aid us getting to the 90-degree mark this afternoon. The winds from the west and southwest …

Today, there is a trough axis stretching from the Pacific Northwest into southern California. East of the trough, there will be some energy tracking into the state but especially across western Nebraska and Kansas. The westerly flow over the Front Range should limit any overall storm coverage, until you get far removed from the effects of the terrain in eastern …

The mid-level flow will be westerly today. Embedded in that flow some energy will track from west to east across the state and favor another day of isolated to scattered storms. But today, the better chance will be east of Denver across the eastern part of the state and bordering with Kansas. Downslope flow will limit overall storm coverage over …