TONIGHT: Very similar to last night. Clear skies, east winds around 5-10 mph helping temperatures to fall just 1 or 2 degrees cooler than last night in the mid 60s.

SUNDAY: Mostly sunny to start the day, where temperatures look to rise from the upper 70s around 9 a.m. to close to 90 by noon. Clouds begin to build around lunch and that in tandem with cooler air aloft will help temperatures cool off a degree or two. This could also bring a stray shower or storm, however chances are unimpressive as of now. It will still be a hot day, with conditions breaking 90 in areas SW and in the upper 80s closer to I-70 with cloud cover.

EXTENDED FORECAST: Monday and Tuesday will be very similar with temperatures in the upper 80s. Wednesday, a cold front from the NE will build clouds and try to re-introduce rain to the forecast, however we once again look to remain mostly dry with low-level dry air, the main change will be temperatures dropping a few degrees while remaining above average.

- Mason Knotts

ALMANAC SATURDAY:

AVERAGE HIGH: 81

AVERAGE LOW: 62

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