DENVER — The Denver area is set to enjoy mainly sunny skies this week, with warm temperatures reaching the upper 80s and a possibility of afternoon thunderstorms.
On Wednesday, residents can expect plenty of sunshine throughout the day, although storms may develop as temperatures rise in the afternoon, particularly affecting the plains.
As night approaches, expect lingering clouds and a light breeze from the southwest, with overnight temperatures cooling to the upper 50s, which remains higher than the average for this time of year.
Looking forward, Thursday is forecasted to bring similar conditions, with warm temperatures in the upper 80s and a chance of afternoon storms. Friday could see increased storm activity across the plains, though there’s a chance the metro area could experience some storms as well.
This weekend will mark the return of hotter temperatures, with highs likely reaching the 90s for the first time this season in Denver. Saturday and Sunday are expected to feature sunny skies, although a brief storm may be possible in the afternoon on Saturday.
Kicking off the next week, Monday should bring sunny weather with highs remaining in the upper 80s, and by Tuesday, there may be another chance for showers as temperatures return to the mid-80s.
Overall, while the weather remains warm and pleasant, the potential for afternoon storms adds an element of variability to the forecast, which residents should keep an eye on.