You need to have the Adobe Flash Player to view this content. Please click here to continue. CENTENNIAL, Colo. – After a few months of unusually dry and warm weather, Denver hit 80 degrees on its final day of winter. Last week, the U.S. Drought Monitor showed the eastern half of Colorado in a “moderate drought”. There was one spot in a “severe drought” over Lincoln County and an “extreme drought” in far southeastern Colorado. Now, just one week later, the drought monitor shows large areas over metro Denver and northern Colorado have also deteriorated into “serious drought” conditions. Drought, mixed with hot, windy weather and a low relative humidity is creating dangerous fire conditions across the front range. “The fire season doesn’t care what month it…