TODAY: We warm up a few degrees to the low to mid 70s in most lower-lying areas. 50s and 60s in the mountains again. It's another mostly dry day with just a few isolated showers and storms.
TOMORROW: Temps warm a few more degrees to the mid-to-high 70s for Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and the Plains. Deeper tropical moisture moves in across the High Country Wednesday, where flash flooding and mudslides are possible, especially across the San Juans. Expect isolated to scattered PM showers and storms along and east of I-25.
EXTENDED: Tropical moisture continues to funnel into Colorado Thursday. Heavy mountain rainfall and flooding chances continue. We're tracking scattered showers and thunderstorms bringing periods of heavy rainfall along and just east of I-25 Thursday night. Winds pick up, with some 30-50 MPH gusts during this time, and linger through Friday. We cool from the 70s to the 50s and 60s in lower-lying areas this weekend. We're still sorting out precipitation chances for Saturday and Sunday; at least some showers look likely. Check back for a more fine-tuned forecast over the next couple of days!
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