Colorado to see Rapid Warming, Improved Air Quality After Cold Front
DENVER, COLORADO - September 6, 2025 – Coloradans can expect a significant shift in weather conditions this week, with temperatures rising sharply after a recent cold front and wildfire smoke gradually clearing from the skies. The warming trend will bring relief from the cooler temperatures experienced earlier in the week, but also serves as a reminder that summer heat can linger into September.
The cold front that moved through Colorado brought a brief respite from warmer weather, but a return to more typical late-summer conditions is now underway. Temperatures are forecast to climb into the mid to upper 80s Fahrenheit by Monday, September 8, 2025, and remain elevated for the first half of the week. together,air quality is expected to improve as smoke from ongoing wildfires slowly dissipates,offering relief to those sensitive to poor air quality. This change impacts residents across the state, particularly those with respiratory conditions and those planning outdoor activities.The recent cold front provided a temporary break, but the warming trend is a typical pattern for colorado in early September. According to Dayle Cedars, a First Alert Meteorologist with CBS News Colorado, the rising temperatures are a sign that summer is not yet over. “Temperatures climb rapidly Monday into the mid to upper 80s for the first half of the week; a reminder that summer is still here,” Cedars stated.Wildfire smoke has been a concern for much of the summer, impacting air quality and visibility across the state.While smoke will continue to drift in from fires burning in other regions, conditions are expected to improve as wind patterns shift and fire activity stabilizes. Residents are advised to stay informed about air quality alerts and take precautions if they are sensitive to smoke.
Coloradans are encouraged to stay hydrated, limit strenuous outdoor activity during peak heat hours, and monitor air quality reports from local authorities and CBS News Colorado for the latest updates.
