AURORA, Colo. – Wildfire smoke from fires burning in Washington and Montana is blanketing parts of Colorado, with the haziest conditions expected to linger through early Wednesday.
Denver7 Chief Meteorologist Lisa Hidalgo said a cold front moving through the region is breaking down a ridge of high pressure that had been keeping the smoke pushed farther north.
“I’d say from today into early Wednesday is when we’re going to see most of that smoke. And then as that ridge of high pressure builds back in toward the end of the week, it should clear up,” Hidalgo said…