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Warming Up Through Sunday

TONIGHT: Clear skies and calm winds prevail through the overnight time-frame with lows dipping into the 50's and low 60's before sunrise. Sunrise tomorrow morning is around 5:37am.

TOMORROW: Friday features drier periods through the afternoon with only a few isolated storms around the Pikes Peak region between 1-6pm. These storms should stay sub-severe; however, could become a bit more intense producing small hail and gusty outflow winds as storms track east of I-25. Temps will reach the mid-upper 80's around Colorado Springs with low 90's expected around Pueblo to the Eastern Plains.

EXTENDED: Calm and mostly dry through the end of the work-week with warmer temps on tap in the mid 80's to low 90's before storm chances increase once again by Sunday.

INDEPENDENCE DAY: While we can't speak to storm chances just yet it does seem more likely that temps will be NEAR or SLIGHTLY BELOW ⬇️average (84° Springs, 92° Pueblo) around July 4th. 🇺🇸
(NOTE: Any predictions over 5-6 days out are subject to change. The highest certainty is always less than 4-5 days out)

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