Denver will experience another hot day today, with temperatures soaring to 92°F. While the day is expected to be mostly dry, residents should be aware of a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon, particularly in areas south and east of the city.
The National Weather Service has forecasted above-average temperatures for the entire week, with today marking one of the hottest days. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and take frequent breaks if spending time outdoors, especially during peak heat hours.
According to the National Weather Service, the heat will remain through at least Saturday, with only minimal relief in sight. Although the weather is mainly dry, there’s a possibility of weak storms in the southern and eastern parts of Denver, which could bring brief rain and cooling.
Denverites should prepare for these conditions by seeking shade and air-conditioned spaces and staying updated on weather changes. As the week progresses, temperatures will remain high, with a slight cooling trend expected by Thursday. Residents are encouraged to monitor weather updates and be cautious during this prolonged period of heat.
