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The warming trend will continue today, pushing highs into the 80's across our lower elevations and upper 60's to low 70's for mountain communities. Daily record highs are expected to be set for most locations. Near-critical fire weather conditions will be in place, especially for the northern plains.

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Record heat will return to northeast and north central Colorado tomorrow and Wednesday. In fact, high temperatures by Wednesday will be nearing the all time March heat records that we just broke last week!

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A steady warming trend will take hold beginning today, and continuing through at least Wednesday. A few light showers will be possible this afternoon/evening in the mountains (25% chance). Record warm temperatures are expected at least Tuesday and Wednesday. Heat is favored to peak Wednesday, when all-time March records may be within reach for some locations. High fire danger will return to the lower elevations as early as Tue

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Tonight will be relatively mild as lows will be 10-15° above the normal low of 29 in Denver. Monday will continue to mild temperatures as dry weather persists.

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Temperatures will fall much closer to seasonal averages Sunday following an overnight cold front. No precipitation is expected, although mostly cloudy skies will prevail, especially in the morning. Hotter temperatures will return as we enter the work week.