DENVER — After a warm, calm day across the Front Range, changes are on the way!
A weak cold front will move across Eastern Colorado overnight, bringing in cooler temperatures behind it. Lows will drop into the upper 30s and lower 40s by morning.
We'll see partly cloudy skies throughout much of your Tuesday with seasonal high temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s (about 15-degrees cooler than Monday). Some showers and storms will roll off the foothills by the late afternoon into the evening. The storms won't be severe, and the rain won't add up to much.
Meanwhile, fire danger will remain high across southern Colorado where a Red Flag Warning will be in effect again on Tuesday. Strong southwesterly winds, warm daytime highs along with low humidity values will ramp up fire concerns.
We'll see a nice rebound on Wednesday, with highs back into the mid to upper 70s along with mostly sunny skies.
It looks like it'll be a bumpy ride by the end of the work week. We'll be tracking a better chance of April showers Thursday and Friday as well as some cool, soggy conditions this weekend.
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