Warmer & Dry Week; Breezy w/Elevated Fire Concerns Tomorrow; Bit Cooler Thu & Sat But Warms Right Back-up Next Day

<p>After some cold Arctic air out of Canada moved over the area to start the month, the next 10-days sees high-pressure and ridging build to the west over the Rockies once again.  This will lead to northwest flow over the Central Plains warming daytime temps into the 50’s to around 60 with overnight lows in the 20’s.  These temps will be 10-15-degrees above normal for early to mid-February.  While the main upper-level Jet and storm track remain along the Canadian border and upper Midwest, the next upper-level trough and cold front moves will move through Wednesday night and Thursday. This will lead to more seasonal temperatures in the 40’s for one day and maybe squeeze out some light snow flurries out over eastern Colorado.  Otherwise, dry, and mild conditions will continue to intensify drought and elevated fire concerns as we have seen all Fall and Winter.    </p>