Cloudy morning gives way to scattered afternoon storms in Denver; a few cells could bring heavy rain and gusty winds. Expect warmer, drier weather later this week.

ASU researchers used SMAP and GRACE satellite data to tweak a hydrologic model, producing sharper Colorado River runoff forecasts that could help Arizona water managers.

Afternoon thunderstorms could bring damaging winds and hail across Denver. Highs near 81°F today; travel and outdoor plans may be disrupted.

Sunny, warm Sunday with highs near 84°F. Storm chances return Monday and Tuesday.

Sunny start, warming into the upper 70s, and a small chance of storms after 2 p.m.

Mostly cloudy this morning, warming into the low 80s with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Strongest storms most likely east of I-25.

Partly cloudy start with a 30% chance of afternoon storms and small hail in Denver. Expect slick roads for the evening commute.

Fort St. Vrain’s concrete vault near Platteville holds roughly 33,069 pounds of spent reactor fuel, and a Colorado agreement requires DOE to move it by 2035.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Wednesday afternoon in Denver. Brief heavy downpours may produce rapid runoff in burned slopes and interrupt the afternoon commute.

Clear start and a warm afternoon — gusty winds this afternoon with a slight chance of storms. Wednesday looks wetter with pockets of heavy rain.

Sunny morning, mid‑80s; scattered showers and thunderstorms possible after about 3 p.m. Expect gusty outflow winds with any stronger cell.

Clear, cool morning then a sunny warm weekend with highs into the 80s and only isolated afternoon storms.

A century-old underground coal fire near Meeker warmed to nearly 800°F, prompting state crews to clear fuels and build firebreaks to prevent a surface wildfire.