Get ready to sweat it out, Colorado.
Temperatures are headed back toward 100 degrees, and extremely high fire danger will return to a state where destructive wildfires already are burning.
Daily high temperatures in the Denver metro region are expected to through next Wednesday — and the mercury could easily hit 100 degrees Friday and Saturday.
More troublesome, will blanket much of the parched state from noon Friday to 8 p.m. Saturday.
The National Weather Service forecasters predict extremely high risks, because of the dry vegetation, single-digit humidities and wind gusts up to 45 mph Friday and up to 30 mph Saturday.
There are chances for afternoon thunderstorms each day next week, but the storms’ potential for dry lighting and sporadic winds often are more of a curse than the rain is a blessing, fire weather experts have said in relation to the .
Numerous communities, towns and counties have , and last week Gov. John Hickenlooper , including the private use of fireworks.
