DENVER — This weekend, it'll feel a bit more like summer-time rather than fall!
Temperatures will warm into the low- to mid-80s Saturday and Sunday. Be ready for a few afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Flash flooding over the burn areas from recent fires is the main concern, with locally heavy rainfall possible in spots, according to the National Weather Service in Boulder.
A few storms could also turn severe east of Denver International Airport off to the eastern plains, with severe wind gusts being the main threat, according to NWS.
As we head into the start of next week, Denver will continue to enjoy relatively warm and seasonal temperatures, with highs in the mid to upper-80s.
We're in for the typical summer pattern of afternoon scattered storms and showers both Monday and Tuesday with more isolated storms Wednesday.
The 90-degree heat makes a comeback next Thursday and Friday along with plenty of summer sunshine!
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