As the city begins to embrace the crisp embrace of autumn, the National Weather Service in Denver has us gearing up for some pleasantly warm days. According to the National Weather Service, today the skies will remain sunny with a high near 75 degrees. These conditions also come with a light variable wind which will shift in the afternoon, providing a gentle reprieve from any early day stuffiness.
Besides the sunshine and warm temperatures above seasonal averages, tonight is expected to stay mostly clear with a low of around 42 degrees. The wind will keep itself to a gentle pace, only becoming southwest around 5 mph after midnight. Those looking forward to Wednesday can anticipate an echo of today's weather. The NWS forecasts another sunny day with a high near 75 and some light winds in the afternoon.
However, the pleasant weather comes with a note of caution for later in the week. The NWS issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook which warns of possibly elevated fire weather conditions due to breezy to windy situations coming Thursday. Temperatures are expected to take a slight dive following a cold front, with highs dropping to the upper 60s.
Looking into the weekend, the mercury will take a gentle climb back up, with mostly sunny days and a high rounding back near 75 degrees on Saturday. No precipitation seems to be on the horizon for the area, offering Denverites a continuing stretch of dry weather, ideal for outdoor activities. The cool evenings will remain, with lows generally in the low 40s, a welcome contrast to the warmth of the daytime.
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