Denver, CO – Temperatures are set to rebound to near-seasonal averages today across Colorado, with dry conditions expected in most areas. Higher elevations might experience a weak afternoon shower, with a 15% chance of precipitation.
According to the US National Weather Service Denver/Boulder, the ongoing smoke will persist, causing reduced visibility, hazy skies, and worsened air quality. Residents are advised to monitor real-time air quality observations and associated impacts via www.airnow.gov.
Today’s forecast includes near-normal highs, with temperatures reaching 90°F in Denver. The warming trend will continue throughout the week, with temperatures expected to rise to 94°F by Wednesday and 97°F by Thursday. The smoke from regional wildfires will likely continue to affect air quality, especially in lower elevations.
By the weekend, temperatures will slightly drop, with Friday expected to see a high of 92°F under partly cloudy skies. The weekend will remain warm, with highs in the low 90s on Saturday and 95°F on Sunday. Residents can anticipate clear skies and dry conditions.
As the week progresses, temperatures will remain elevated, with highs nearing 98°F by Monday and 96°F by Tuesday. The persistent smoke will continue to impact air quality, particularly in areas already affected by regional wildfires.
Residents are encouraged to stay indoors when possible, especially those with respiratory issues, and to stay updated on air quality levels. For further information on air quality and health advisories, visit www.airnow.gov.
