Lisa provides the latest First Alert Weather forecast on Denver7 starting at 4:30am every weekday morning.
DENVER — It's getting hot, hot, hot! We'll see 60s and plenty of sunshine this morning but it won't stay cool for long.
We'll see low 90s by lunch and mid- to upper 90s by happy hour. Don't forget to the SPF and water if you're spending any time outdoors. Denver weather: Highs in the mid- to upper 90s Wednesday ahed of hotter Thursday An Air Quality Warning is in effect until 4pm Wednesday for the Front Range as we're tracking high levels of ozone. If you have respiratory issues like asthma, consider limiting your time outdoors.
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