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Gov. Evers has declared a state of emergency as experts fear the chance of wildfires starting across the state.

Gov. Evers has declared a state of emergency as experts fear the chance of wildfires starting across the state.

Gusty SW winds help our highs make the climb to the 80s Tuesday through Thursday.

Warm, windy conditions will be prevalent through much of the week promoting potential fire dangers.

Lots of sunshine, warm temperatures and breezy to windy conditions are expected for Tuesday through Thursday. However the dry, warm and windy weather will create high fire danger concerns through Thursday.

Fire danger is high across the far eastern plains today with just enough wind and low humidity for high daytime fire danger.

Fire danger is high today south of El Paso County with 40 to 60 mph wind gusts. Snow will fall up in Denver today with flurries and snow showers in the Pikes Peak Region.

Looking ahead to next week, we're tracking at least two more days with high winds and critical to extreme fire danger.

Another high fire danger day for southern Colorado with very strong winds and low humidity through the afternoon.

As the fog begins to clear this morning, very warm and sunny weather is ahead this afternoon with re-developing fire weather conditions.