Colorado Braces for Record-Breaking Heatwave and Weather Hazards

Temperatures to soar above 100 degrees with multiple heat advisories in place across the state this weekend.

Heat advisories issued from Friday to Sunday for Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, and surrounding areas.
National Weather Service warns of 'major' and 'extreme' heat risks, urging residents to stay hydrated and avoid strenuous activities.
Potential record-breaking temperatures expected, with highs of 101 degrees on Friday and Saturday, and 103 degrees on Sunday.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms may develop in the mountains, but light rainfall is expected.
Heavy rain forecasted for early next week could lead to flooding and landslides in some areas.