With just 12 days left in April, Denver and the Front Range has received precious little moisture in what is usually one of wettest months of the year.
On average, April is the fourth wettest month of the year in Denver and the second snowiest month after March. So far the city has received only 0.01″ of precipitation on April 10th and no measurable snowfall.
The combination of more dry weather on Tuesday together with gusty southwest winds and near record afternoon temperatures will cause the fire danger to soar again. More than half of the state has another Red Flag Warning from 12 p.m. until 8 p.m. including almost all of the Eastern Plains, southern Colorado, the Western Slope.
The record high temperature for Tuesday in Denver is 83 degrees from April 19, 1961. That record is likely safe, but afternoon temperatures will be close to 80 degrees around Denver, Boulder, and Fort Collins.
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