monsoon moisture
Coverage of monsoon moisture in the Nexus archive.
- Denver weather: More scattered storms for the weekend
Monsoon moisture is expected to remain in the area, resulting in continuing rain chances through the weekend. The Denver weather forecast suggests that scattered storms are possible during this period.
- Record heat possible for the Front Range the next few days
The Front Range faces dangerously high temperatures reaching the mid to upper 90s, with a Heat Advisory remaining in effect and thunderstorms producing strong winds up to 55 mph. The weather pattern shifts by Wednesday due to monsoon moisture, bringing cooler temperatures into the mid 80s to low 90s. Through the weekend, numerous showers are expected, increasing rain chances and raising the potential for local flooding.
- Aspen Acres Fire: New team takes over, high flooding danger in burn scar
The Aspen Acres Fire in Southern Colorado has burned 101,921 acres and is 66% contained as of July 28, with 821 personnel involved. Monsoon moisture is expected to impact the area, raising concerns about flooding in the burn scar.
- The monsoon moisture is finally here and it will continue to bring rain chances over the next few days
Monsoon moisture is bringing thunderstorms and rain to Colorado over the next few days, with specific forecasts for areas like Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and the mountains. Flood watches are in effect for some regions, and heavy rain is expected in parts of the state.
- Monsoon moisture makes it's way across Colorado Eastern Plains
Monsoon moisture is moving across Colorado's Eastern Plains, bringing showers and cooler temperatures. Storms are expected to continue Wednesday evening with potential overnight rain and gusty winds. Thursday will see more widespread showers and cooler highs in the mid to upper 80s.
- Low rain chances Tuesday give way to heavier rain potential late this week
Low rain chances on Tuesday will transition to increased moisture and potential for heavy rain by mid-week, with flooding risks in urban areas and near burn scars. Temperatures remain high in the 90s to 100s on the Plains and eastern regions, while mountain areas see earlier thunderstorm activity.
- Not as hot across the Denver metro area Tuesday
Denver recorded its first triple-digit day of the year at Denver International Airport, with temperatures remaining warm overnight. The Denver metro area experienced lower 90s on Tuesday, followed by scattered afternoon showers and cooler evening temperatures. Monsoon moisture brought widespread rain mid-week, with a return to hotter conditions by the weekend.
- Warm and dry for interstate and plains with mountain showers
Hot and dry weather persists across Southern Colorado and the Interstate 25 corridor due to a high-pressure ridge, while mountain areas experience monsoon moisture. The eastern plains remain dry, with the exception of mountain showers.
- Remaining hot and breezy Tuesday with upper 80s for the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo
Southern Colorado experiences hot and breezy conditions Tuesday with temperatures in the upper 80s during the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo. High pressure brings above-average temperatures through Thursday, followed by slight temperature increases and potential monsoon moisture next week.
- Summer sizzle continues Sunday; near-record heat early next week
A powerful high-pressure ridge is causing record-breaking heat across Colorado, with Denver metro temperatures reaching the upper 90s and parts of the Western Slope hitting triple digits. Extreme Heat Warnings and Ozone Action Day Alerts are in effect, with near-record temperatures expected early next week before potential monsoon moisture returns by next weekend.