Tonight will keep that breezy feel across the northeast plains, but the winds wont stay strong for long. Skies remain clear, and temperatures stay mild, setting us up for a weekend thats mostly about sunshine and warmth. Sunday will be the kind of spring day that makes you want to get outside, highs will climb into the mid-to-upper 60s with dry air sticking around. A very weak cold front will roll through quickly early Monday, but not much change behind that front. Mondays weather could include a few mountain snow showers and maybe even a sprinkle over the northeast plains, but its not looking like much less than a tenth of an inch if anything falls. The big story comes midweek, when breezy winds start to crank again and temperatures bounce into the low 70s. Dry conditions combine with gusts and low humidity to raise the risk for elevated to potentially critical fire weather by Wednesday.Thursday and Friday will start to shift toward a more unsettled pattern. Winds turn southwesterly, pulling in Pacific moisture. That means better chances for rain and snow in the mountains, and possibly showers on the plains, each day heading into the weekend.Overall, expect a few calm days to start the week, followed by warmth, wind, and fire danger midweek, before a cooler, wetter stretch tries to move in by next weekend. If youre thinking about outdoor plans, midweek will be great for warmth, but less friendly if youre worried about high fire danger.DENVER WEATHER LINKS: Hourly forecast | Radars | Traffic | Weather Page | 24/7 Weather StreamClick here to watch the Denver7 live weather stream. ...read more read less