Hot and Hazy-noon

WEST AND NORTHERLY FLOW IS GOINGTO BRING MORE HEAT ANDHAZE TO THE STATE TODAY.HIGH PRESSURE AREAS ARE IN PLACEOVER COLORADO AND STRETCHES CKBAINTO THE DESERT SOUTHWEST.ANDUPPER LEVEL LOW PRESSURE AINA RETHE PACIFIC NORTHWEST ISVIMONG CLOSER TO COLORADO,BRINGING COOLER AND WETTER AIRINTOHE T REGION OVER THE NEXTFEW DAYS.HIGHS WILL BE IN THE 90S INCOLORADO SPRINGS AND IN PULOEBTODAY WITH MORE WILDFIRE SMOKEAND HAZY AGAINST THE MOUNTAINSAND IN THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE.THERE COULD BE SOME VIRGA ANDISOLATED THUNDERSHOWERS IN THEPIKES PEAK REGION, BUT MOSOFTUS SHOULD STAY DRY.WEDNESDAY LOOKS DRY AND HOT HEREAT HOME, BUT MUCHEH AVIER RAINIS FORECAST TO FALL ACROSSWESTERN AND CENTRAL COLORADO.WE'LLKEEP SEEING HEAVY RAIN INWESTERN AND CENTRAL COLORADOTHROUGH THURSDAY WITH A LOWCHANCE FOR ISOLATED STORMS HEREALONG I-25.WE'LL BE COOLER BY THE END OFTHE WEEK, BUT VERY LITTLE RAINIS EXPECTED EAST OF THEMOUNTAINS ON THURSY.DATHE WEEKEND SHOULD HEAT UP AGAINFROM SUNDAY THROUGH MONDAY.TROPICAL STORM FRED, NOW BARELYA TROPICAL DEPRESSION, HAS LEFTITS MARK ON RTPAS OF FLORIDA.A BIRD'S EYE VIEW SHOWS FLOODINGLEFT BEHIND IN PORT SAINT JO..E.AFTER FRED MADE LANDFALL MONDAYAFTERNOON.AN R-V PARK WAS FLOODED ANDEXPECTED EAST OF THE MOUNTAINSON THURSDAY.THE WEEKEND SHOULD HEAT UP AGAINFROM SUNDAY THROUGH MONDAY.TROPICAL STORM FRED, NOW BARELYA TROPIC DALEPRESSION,ASHEAT UP AGAIN FROM SUNDAYTHROUGH MONDAY.