3:41p: Gusty showers moving through, just had a quick downpour in central Denver. A few isolated 55+ mph gusts possible, especially east metro, over the next hour with this.
This is Colorado's worst drought in over 5 years: 95% of Colorado is in some form of drought, and 21.6% of Colorado is in the highest category of drought.
Both of those figures are the highest % levels since March 2021.
After today, fire weather will be a concern for both tomorrow and Monday. A Fire Weather Watch covers most of the Eastern Plains and foothills tomorrow.
Threat will probably be slightly higher on Monday (stronger winds).
🌦️ Notably warmer (upper 70s) with another chance for gusty storms between 2-7p in the Denver area. Brief 50-60 mph gusts, lightning main threat. Widespread storms in the mountains.
🌤️ Drier and warm tomorrow and Monday before our next chance for rain on Tuesday.
A few gusty storms around today, but we could have a few stronger storms tomorrow afternoon over the Eastern Plains. Wind main threat from any storm tomorrow afternoon.
Severe threat in Denver will be very low both today and tomorrow.
🌦️Cloudier and a bit cooler, with a 50% chance for showers/rumble of thunder 2-7p. Highs in the upper 60s in Denver. Best chance for a shower will be south of Denver.
🌦️Warmer (mid-70s) with more sunshine tomorrow, with a chance for showers/thunder tomorrow afternoon.
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Most of the Denver area stays dry today/tonight, but a few lucky ones will get some brief downpours and claps of thunder along and behind a cold front.
🌦️Increasing clouds with a high in the low 70s in Denver, with a 40% chance for showers/rumble of thunder after 3p. Best chance for a storm south and east of Denver. Could have a shower after sunset also.
🌦️Cloudier and cooler tomorrow with a 40% afternoon rain chance.
Our extended late March heatwave - made more likely and more extreme by our overall warming climate - is the main reason for last month’s historic blowtorch of a March.