DENVER (KDVR) — With plenty of sunshine, temperatures in the Denver weather forecast will make it back into the 90s on Thursday with a light wind.

There’s an air quality alert along the Front Range because of the high levels of ground ozone. Those with respiratory issues should limit their time outside.

Weather today: The heat is here

Temperatures are back in the 90s on Thursday and should be just shy of this year’s summer record high of 98 degrees. Most of the state will see sunny skies and light winds throughout the afternoon.

Weather tonight: Staying warm

Skies will be clear overnight with light winds. Overnight lows will dip into the low 60s, keeping Denver above average for lows.

Looking ahead: Holiday weekend changes

Friday will finish the workweek with plenty of sunshine and warm highs in the middle 90s. On Friday afternoon, there is a chance for scattered showers in the high country.

Saturday starts the holiday weekend with partly cloudy skies and warm highs in the lower 90s.

There’s a small chance for some mountain storms on Sunday, but most of the Front Range will stay dry with highs in the upper 80s.

Labor Day on Monday could see a small passing shower with seasonal highs in the middle 80s and partly cloudy skies.

Tuesday looks to be the best chance for some showers and storms in the state, but chances are still low. Extra clouds stick around as highs stay in the middle 80s.

Sunshine is back for Wednesday with comfortable temperatures in the middle 80s.