Tracking high fire danger & low air quality

TODAY: It's another critical fire danger day across Colorado with gusty 20-40 MPH winds mainly coming from the south-southwest. Red Flag Warnings continue with hot temps in the 80s and 90s in most areas from the mountains to the plains. Exceptionally dry weather persists for the Pikes Peak Region with relative humidity levels sitting below 10% in many areas. A few showers could pass through but these will not provide relief. Severe PM thunderstorms are possible across the far southeast plains - large hail and damaging winds are the primary risks.

TOMORROW: Hot, mostly dry and windy conditions continue prompting widespread Red Flag Warnings. Temperatures will be similar to Tuesday topping off in the low to mid 90s in Colorado Springs and Pueblo, with most gusts 20-40 MPH out of the south-southwest. We could see a few more severe storms across the far southeast plains, likely bringing more hail and gusty winds.

EXTENDED: We stay hot and mostly dry for the next several days with highs mainly in the 80s across the mountains and 90s/100s across the I-25 corridor and plains.