DENVER | A heat wave covering most of Colorado is expected to bring another day of extreme temperatures and high fire danger.
The National Weather Service said Tuesday temperatures could meet or exceed 100 degrees in Denver, Burlington, Pueblo and Grand Junction, with possible highs of 106 degrees on the eastern plains.
On Monday, Denver broke a record with 105 degrees, beating the previous record of 100 degrees for June 25 that was set in 1991.
Forecasters say afternoon storms on the Western Slope could bring lightning and the danger of more wildfires.