DENVER WEATHER LINKS
Coverage of DENVER WEATHER LINKS in the Nexus archive.
- More much-needed rain on the way across Colorado
Following a week of 90-degree heat, Colorado is expected to receive much-needed rain and temperatures will dip well below normal for the next four days. Rain is predicted to be heavier on Thursday and Friday, bringing the potential for localized flash flooding. The cool weather will continue through the weekend before warmer, drier conditions return early next week.
- Hot and hazy start to the week with isolated storm chances
Colorado starts the week with high temperatures reaching upper 90s, with some local areas near Pueblo exceeding 100 degrees under a heat advisory and hazy skies. Although isolated showers are possible early in the week, monsoon moisture arrives Wednesday, bringing good chances for rain and thunderstorms. Thursday promises relief from the heat, with daytime highs expected only to reach the low 80s.
- Record heat possible for the Front Range the next few days
The Front Range faces dangerously high temperatures reaching the mid to upper 90s, with a Heat Advisory remaining in effect and thunderstorms producing strong winds up to 55 mph. The weather pattern shifts by Wednesday due to monsoon moisture, bringing cooler temperatures into the mid 80s to low 90s. Through the weekend, numerous showers are expected, increasing rain chances and raising the potential for local flooding.