DENVER — Colorado will be feeling the heat once again to start this week, with high temperatures reaching the upper 90s around the Denver metro. A heat advisory stretches from Colorado Springs south past Pueblo, where some local areas could reach well over 100 degrees.
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The Denver metro will also be dealing with hazy skies, with an Ozone Action Day combining with lingering wildfire smoke.
The metro could get a spotty shower or storm this afternoon or evening. Any severe storms will likely be limited to the far northeastern plains.
We're expecting a very similar day on Tuesday, but big changes arrive Wednesday as more monsoon moisture arrives.
We'll then see good chances for rain and thunderstorms each day, especially Thursday, with potential for localized heavy rain and flooding. Thursday will also be the start of some relief from the heat, with daytime highs only reaching the low 80s in and around Denver.
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