A hot Labor Day weekend is just the start of another month of above-average temperatures and below-average precipitation in Denver.
The first full week of September will see a drop in temperatures after Labor Day weekend’s near-record highs, even getting to a near-seasonal norm Tuesday with a high of 82 degrees. A few scattered storms coming off the mountains are also possible on Sunday and Monday.
That won’t last long though, Barjenbruck said, as the second week of September will warm back up above normal.Inversely, the 8-to-14-day outlook for precipitation shows below-normal levels into the second week of September. Past the 14-day mark, Barjenbruck said, it gets a little more difficult to predict patterns with the same amount of confidence, but temperature and precipitation levels are generally expected to stay the same throughout the month.is this month, Barjenbruck said a wetter weather pattern in September isn’t out of the question later this month; it just isn’t likely.
“There are occurrences when we do get into wet weather patterns,” he said. “They can be in September, but this year’s looks like we’re going to be fairly dry, at least through the first half . We’ll see where it goes from there.”
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