Red Flag Warning for parts of the Denver area today; patchy smoke and highs near 94 may affect outdoor plans.

Cool morning, then a hot, smoky afternoon. Red Flag Warning noon–8 p.m.; avoid burning.

Clear Creek County moved to Stage 2 fire restrictions at noon on June 29, banning campfires, fireworks and most off-road use across unincorporated areas. Officials warn of criminal penalties for violators.

Adams County put Stage 1 fire restrictions into effect June 29, limiting open burning and many outdoor flames as critical fire‑weather moves across the Front Range.

The NWS has issued a Red Flag Warning for Boulder County on June 30; open burning is banned and officials warn residents to avoid any spark‑producing activity.

Douglas County enacted Stage 1 fire restrictions June 29, banning personal fireworks and open burning in unincorporated areas as officials warn of heightened wildfire risk.

A Red Flag Warning for Boulder County on June 28 bans open burning countywide as gusty winds and low humidity raise wildfire risk. Officials urge residents to avoid spark‑producing activities.

Sunny and hot with patchy smoke this afternoon. Gusty southwest winds and an Air Quality Health Advisory affect the Front Range.

A Costilla County wildlife review finds the 8‑foot fence at Cielo Vista Ranch is blocking migrations and recommends removal or wildlife‑friendly retrofits in key corridors.

Warm winds and dry conditions sent deputies and air crews to contain a forest fire and two grassfires; officials say the blazes were quickly controlled.

Hot, windy conditions push highs into the 90s Saturday; the high country is under a Red Flag Warning. Cooling centers will be available for anyone who needs relief.

NWS issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Thornton, Arvada and Westminster Friday, warning of quarter‑size hail and wind gusts up to 50 mph.

Clear morning; a 30% chance of afternoon storms. Weekend heat spikes into the mid‑ to upper‑90s with Red Flag concerns in the high country.