Denver (KDVR) – Large winds from the southwest will keep the weather forecast in Denver at temperatures in the upper nineties across the front range today, making it a day at a high weather.
Weather today: hot and blemish
There will be a lot of sunlight today, with other fast winds that consume the highest hot levels that reach the upper nineties. It should be shy of the record of 99 degrees. With this additional heat, today is the day of the specified weather.
There is a heat consultant for the eastern half of the state from 11 am to 6 pm, there is an air quality alert for the urban corridor I-25 to 4 pm today. There are also warnings of fire weather for the western half of the state until midnight, with strong winds and dry conditions.
Weather tonight: Warm night
The wind will slow down a little, but it will remain fast in the middle of the night with a clear clear sky. Low temperatures will decrease overnight to the minimum sixties, making us higher than average.
Look forward: More cold with storms next week
On Sunday is still hot, but a few degrees of cooling with the rise to the 1990s with a highly sunny sky and fast wind. The two is significantly cooler with its highest levels near the 80 -degree mark and partially cloudy sky. On Tuesday has opportunities for some in the afternoon storms with clouds and additional heights in the minimum eighties.
Wednesday has the best storm opportunities for the week with a partially cloudy sky and the highest warm degrees in the upper seventies. Thursday brings warmer temperatures in the mid -eighties of the last century with the chances of the storm in the afternoon and additional clouds. On Friday, the week with a sunny sky comes out mainly and its highest levels in the upper eighties.