Local Radar

Updated at 4:15 PM on 6/18/13

Tonight: Clear and mild.  Lows in the mid 40s to low 60s for the lower valleys with 30s & 40s up high. 

Wednesday: An upper level trough approaches from the west which will increase wind speeds across the Western Slope.  Sky conditions look to remain clear with just a cloud or two possible.  Temperatures will remain warm with highs topping out in the 80s to mid 90s.  Fire danger will remain high. 

Extended: The weather pattern through the weekend and beyond remains persistent with warm & dry conditions... occasionally breezy afternoons and it is likely that fire danger will remain high through next week.  Highs stay in the upper 80s to mid 90s through that time period as well.

First Warn 8 Chief Meteorologist Eddie Sheerr







Current Conditions

Almanac

Normal High:89°
Normal Low:57°
Record High: 102° in 1940
Record Low: 39° in 1895
Sunrise:5:48 am
Sunset:8:43 pm
Moonrise:3:33 pm
Moonset:1:56 am
Today's MoonWaxing gibbous

Hourly Forecast

6PM MDT
Clear
90°
Clear
9PM MDT
Clear
76°
Clear
12AM MDT
Clear
67°
Clear
3AM MDT
Clear
63°
Clear
6AM MDT
Clear
61°
Clear
9AM MDT
Clear
76°
Clear
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