The National Weather Service in Denver has issued a forecast that promises mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures for the area. According to the National Weather Service, today will boast a high near 61 degrees with calm winds in the morning, shifting to west northwest at 5 to 7 mph. This evening, Denverites can expect the mercury to drop to a low around 38 degrees with a south-southwest wind of 6 to 8 mph.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday is predicted to be sunny with highs touching 62 degrees. However, winds could get gusty, with speeds possibly ramping up to as high as 20 mph. The subsequent nights will see temperatures dipping to lows around 30 degrees. Sunday continues the trend with a high near 64 degrees and light winds, followed by a partly cloudy evening and a low around 36 degrees.
In their Hazardous Weather Outlook, the National Weather Service points to elevated fire weather conditions through tonight in the lower foothills and adjacent areas, due to the persistent breeziness. The NWS advises that locally elevated fire weather conditions will be in place through tonight across the lower foothills and adjacent lower elevations. Furthermore, higher elevations should brace for stronger winds overnight.
The week ahead appears to remain dry and warm, with temperatures potentially climbing above average. The NWS indicates an extended period of warm and dry conditions, with the possibility of some periods of elevated fire weather conditions that develop. Residents are also advised to stay alert for another possible wind event by midweek. For those keen on keeping up with the latest weather hazards, the NWS confirms Spotter activation will not be needed today or tonight.
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