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It will be much cooler today. Cloudy conditions will prevail this morning with skies slowly clearing this afternoon. The cooldown will be brief as warm temperatures return for the weekend.

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Rain and snow showers will develop tonight across the urban corridor and foothills respectively. A wintry mix and/or some snow may mix in early morning Friday for the I-25 corridor. Light to locally moderate accumulations are expected, with no snow accumulation below 7,000 ft.

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Warm temperatures return for the I-25 and I-70 corridors today, but a cold front mid-afternoon will bring a sharp burst of gusty northeast winds and cooler conditions. The front may also help trigger a few isolated and high-based afternoon showers and thunderstorms, with little/no precipitation. South Park will see critical fire weather conditions through the day. Tonight, rain and snow showers will expand across the urban cor

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Critical fire weather conditions are expected in South Park and across portions of Elbert and Lincoln counties. Relative humidity values will be as low as 10%, with northwest winds gusting up to 30 mph at times. In the afternoon, a cold front will bring northeast winds up to 40 mph for the plains.

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Denver International Airport recorded a temperature of 87°F this afternoon, March 25th. This breaks the all-time record high temperature for the month of March, previously 86°F which was set last Saturday, March 21, 2026.

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Record heat will continue for northeast and north central Colorado Wednesday. In fact, high temperatures will be nearing the all time March heat records that we just broke last week! Expect cooler temperatures by Friday.

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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.