KDVR – Summer heat clings all over the entire state of Colorado, as high levels go back to the nineties with a lot of sunlight.
Weather today: hot and sunny
Denver will see a sunny sky on Wednesday with its highest hot levels dating back to the mid -1990s. There is a light breeze that can be captured during the afternoon late in the afternoon and early evening hours.
There will also be high levels of ozone at the ground level along the 25th Highway Pass Corridor, so the air quality alert is valid until 4 pm on Wednesday.
Weather tonight: clear sky
The light breeze can continue until midnight while the sky remains clear. With slow wind, temperatures will decrease in the mid -sixties, making us about 5 degrees higher than average.
Look forward: Cold shower on the weekend
The heat is still here on Thursday afternoon with a thicker sky and its highest hot levels in the upper nineties. We can near the record height 99 on Thursday, but I think we will remain shy.
Friday brings some comfort with the partially cloudy sky, in the afternoon shower, storms and seasonal heights in the upper eighties. On Saturday, the weekend begins with better opportunities in the storm during the second half of the day. Saturday rises will be comfortable in the 1980s.
Sunday is on the weekend with a mixture of sun and clouds, intermittent storm opportunities and the highest most prominent in the 1970s. Cold temperatures will continue in the working week with a rise in the seventies of the last century on Monday, as the chances of the storm and shower are higher. On Tuesday has intermittent stormy opportunities with less than high levels in the mid -seventies and additional clouds.