Daily Storms This Week, Wildfire Smoke Tuesday

TONIGHT: Overnight lows fall into the 50's and 60's tonight under clear skies and calm winds

TOMORROW: Partly sunny for the first half of the day with highs close to seasonal in the 80's to low 90's. Isolated storms are possible between 1-7pm, most storms should stay below severe weather criteria, however a few may briefly be strong to severe. Upper air steering current will help to pull smoke from wildfires burning in SW Colorado, Utah and Arizona into S Colorado by Tuesday.

Smoky skies are possible around our region tomorrow due to wildfire smoke from CO, UTAH and AZ getting ushered in by upper air steering currents. The model shown here is showing moderate smoke particulates around Fremont county Tuesday afternoon.

Air Quality Alerts are in place for the Denver area as a result. It is possible Southern Colorado may get added to some of these alerts by Tuesday

EXTENDED: Storms will be more scattered across the region on Wednesday and Thursday afternoon. A few of the storms will be strong to severe with hail and wind the primary concern.