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Denver, CO – Areas of smoke are forecasted to drift into Denver on Monday, impacting air quality across the city. As wildfire smoke moves in, residents are advised to limit outdoor activities, especially those with respiratory conditions.
The National Weather Service reports Monday will see a high of 83°F, with smoke affecting the area early in the day. Residents should consider wearing masks when outdoors and keeping windows closed to reduce exposure to smoky air.
According to officials, those traveling along I-25 or heading into the mountains may experience reduced visibility due to the smoke. Air quality warnings are in place, and residents should stay informed through local updates.
Extended Forecast:
• Sunday night: Clear skies, low of 50°F.
• Monday: High of 83°F, areas of smoke, sunny.
• Monday night: Mostly clear, low of 48°F.
• Tuesday: High of 82°F, sunny.
• Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of 51°F.
