Scattered showers and thunderstorms will increase across Western Colorado on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Higher humidity has helped to reduce the wildfire threat, but the wind is keeping it from diminishing completely through Monday.
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Wildfire risk will stay high for the first half of a windy weekend. Increasing humidity on Sunday will help to reduce the wildfire risk, but it won’t drop completely.
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Wildfire risk is elevated due to gusty winds, low humidity, and dry vegetation. The wildfire risk will diminish next week with the invasion of cooler, more humid air.
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Wildfire danger is elevated as dry conditions persist and wind increases across Western Colorado late this week.
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Cool mornings will gradually become less cool while warm afternoons gradually become a little warmer this week.