An Upper Level RidgeThrough Next Week Will Keep Us In 90-degree Heat & Mostly Dry; TwoTroughs & Cool Fronts Are the Exception Sat Night/Sun & Around Labor Day

<p>THERE WILL BE NO FORECASTS ISSUED NEXT WEEK ON VACATION After a round after a round of storms yesterday evening upper-level and surface flow turns southwesterly as the trough that helped trigger the storms moves away, thus expect dry and hot conditions through the day.  It will remain hot and dry for much of the day tomorrow, ahead of a second upper-level trough and shortwave Saturday evening and Saturday night.  Saturday night and Sunday a low-pressure and cold front swing through the area with some scattered shower and storm chances and lower daytime temperatures a bit, bringing them down into the upper 80’s on Sunday.   Monday and Tuesday upper-level ridge rebuilds over the High Plains and Front Range warming temperatures back into the 90’s with no chances for rain. </p>