DENVER — It'll be a soggy, cool night across the Front Range as lows dip into the upper 40s. If you're out late, look out for a bit of patchy fog during the overnight hours. We'll see gradual clearing by Wednesday morning.
Temperatures will warm a bit Wednesday with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. While the sun will be out mid-morning, it won't last long! Cloud cover streams back in after the lunch hour with scattered showers and storms popping up around 5pm in Denver.
So far, it looks like the most severe storms will stay south of the Palmer Divide Wednesday afternoon. We'll keep a close eye on the threat of severe cells in the Denver metro area, but so far the risk looks low Wednesday.
Keep the umbrellas handy as we'll see more storms Thursday and Friday afternoons. In fact, we could see a few severe cells along the I-25 corridor and Easter Plains Thursday. Large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes will be the biggest threats!
Daytime highs stay below-average, in the upper 60s to lower 70s Thursday and Friday. If you're craving summer-like weather, the heat rolls in this weekend!
Warmer and drier weather returns for the weekend, with highs near 80 degrees on Saturday and Sunday!
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