Denver (KDVR) – The calendar has turned to August, but the weather forecast in Denver is still very hot for the next week, with temperatures close to their highest levels in records for a few days. It is also possible that dry weather throughout the region will be for the next few days.
Tonight: Wonderful and clear
The sky will be declared from any clouds in the afternoon overnight on Saturday. The temperatures should decrease to less than the normal rate again with a rise in the fifties and medium in the northeastern Colorado – very refreshing for nights and early August. Societies will strike in the high country again or touch temperatures for a short period of time in the upper thirties.
Weather tomorrow: hot season
Scheduled sky all over the region on Sunday. The temperatures will be hot season in the upper eighties and reduced the nineties throughout the region. The wind will start from the west, but it is heading to the northeast in the afternoon, with cross storms of more than 20 miles per hour. There is expected to be dry weather, but there may be a rogue shower in the high country in the afternoon.
Looking: A hot week in late summer
Temperatures jump again to the 1990s with a sunny sky and forgotten wind from the south and southwest. It is still heated in the upper nineties that start on Tuesday and continue at least on Thursday. The heights will be near the records, which are all 100 or 101 degrees.
The temperatures decrease on Friday a little, with a very simple chance to shower. The pattern looks forward to change from next weekend and beyond. Temperatures should return to the upper eighties as the rain chances of the front range that starts on Saturday increased.