Denver, CO – As the Fourth of July evening unfolds, Denver residents can look forward to perfect weather conditions for fireworks and outdoor celebrations. Clear skies and comfortable temperatures are set to provide an ideal backdrop for tonight’s festivities.
According to the US National Weather Service Denver/Boulder, the probability of precipitation through 2 AM tonight remains very low, with only a 10-20% chance of isolated, high-based showers. These showers are expected to produce little to no rainfall and may bring briefly gusty winds up to 35 mph. However, the majority of the forecast area will stay partly cloudy and quiet.
Currently, temperatures are in the low 80s, and as the night progresses, they will drop to the mid-70s by 9 PM, making it comfortable for outdoor gatherings and fireworks displays. The clear skies will allow for uninterrupted views of the fireworks, enhancing the celebration experience.
The rest of the week’s forecast also looks promising. Friday will see a high of 82°F with clear skies, while Saturday will warm up to 90°F. Sunday will bring slightly cooler weather with a high of 81°F and partly cloudy skies. Early next week, temperatures are expected to range from the low 80s to low 90s, continuing the trend of pleasant weather.
An air quality alert has been issued, with conditions expected to remain moderate and an air quality index of 82. Residents, particularly those with respiratory issues, should take necessary precautions.
