Denver weather: Heat advisory on the way as Denver warms back up
The seemingly short-lived cooldown from the rain is over, making way for another wave of heat in Denver.
The National Weather Service said to expect a high of around 97 degrees on Friday with clear skies and breezy winds.
Much of the I-25 corridor is bracing for a Heat Advisory warning from the weather service this weekend. Saturday and Sunday are expected to be particularly hot and dry, prompting forecasters to warn residents.
It will be very hot this weekend with afternoon highs from the upper 90's to lower 100's across northeast Colorado both Saturday and Sunday. A Heat Advisory has been issued for the I-25 Corridor From Fort Collins to Denver along with the Greeley area. #cowx pic.twitter.com/zBrOfncesL
— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) July 24, 2026
Some parts of the state, those at higher elevation, may see some light precipitation today.
The weather service’s early outlook for next week is one of more rainfall and cooler temperatures.
Tonight, expect a low of around 69 degrees with the wind to remian mild.