Southwest Winds Burn Off AM Fog; Warms into 80’s over the Weekend w/a Few Storms Sat Night; 90-degrees & Windy Next Week w/a Few Storms Wed/Thu

<p>Today, low-pressure pulls away north westly flow aloft and southwesterly flow at the surface will burn off morning fog that has set-in along and east of Hwy 25 and afternoon temps warm into the upper 70’s and low 80’s.   Tomorrow an upper level-ridge and stronger southwesterly surface flow will push temps in to the mid to upper 80’s.  Saturday night, we could see a round of scattered showers & storms with quick systems coming over the Rockies. Sunday will be a bit cooler behind the low and cool front then Monday and Tuesday upper-level trough and low-pressure deepens west of the Rockies and blocking high-pressure builds in southeast US, thus breezy south-southwest flow in between will result in dry conditions with above normal temperatures in the mid to upper 80’s and lows in the 50’s.  </p>