Are you ready for a whole weekend in the 90s? COwx
Denver residents should expect a hot and sunny day Friday as the weather heats up even more leading into the weekend, the National Weather Service said.
Sunny skies are expected with a high of 94 degrees, as winds blow between 5 and 10 mph, gusting as high as 16 mph. The weather service warned that hot and dry conditions could elevate fire concerns, cautioning residents.The majority of the next 14 days look quite hot across Colorado. Denver could approach 100° a couple times in this span. There will be a short break in the heat next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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