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Weather in Colorado will be calm but hot for the last full-week of summer. Many areas will be flirting with record heat multiple times in the coming days. Elsewhere, the Carolinas are preparing for major Hurricane Florence which is likely to make landfall later this week.
A persistent trough of low pressure across the southwestern United States will keep the area cooler than normal through the week alongside the chance of scattered storms each day. However, the weekend looks warmer and certainly drier. We also briefly touch on the tropics across the Atlantic with two potential hurricanes in play.
Get ready for another unseasonably chilly day across the Front Range with low clouds and cooler temperatures lingering. We also discuss Category 5 Hurricane Lane which is heading towards Hawaii.
Thunderstorms and smoke will be on the increase through the week, with temperatures remaining near normal across the Front Range.
As we have now entered the month of August, we have started on the downhill portion of summer. Temperatures have already started their seasonal trend downward alongside decreasing solar heating this month. We review the climatology of August and highlight a few aspects of the weather to watch this month.
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