Prepare for afternoon and evening thunderstorms that could bring locally heavy rainfall, particularly in areas recently affected by wildfires. This rainfall raises concerns about flash flooding. A Flood Watch is in effect for parts of the central mountains and the Western Slope due to the anticipated heavy rain.
Tonight, thunderstorms are likely to intensify, particularly to the north and east of Denver International Airport and across the eastern plains. These areas could experience severe wind gusts, with speeds potentially reaching up to 60 mph.
Looking ahead to the start of next week, Denver is expected to maintain warm and seasonal temperatures, with highs in the mid to upper 80s. The summer-like weather will continue with scattered afternoon storms and showers anticipated on both Monday and Tuesday. Rainfall is expected to be isolated by Wednesday.
By the end of the week, Denver will see a significant rise in temperatures. Next Thursday and Friday are forecast to bring a return of 90-degree heat, along with plenty of sunshine.
In summary, the upcoming week will feature a blend of summer warmth and scattered thunderstorms. Enjoy the sunny intervals, but stay vigilant for potential storms, especially if you're in flood-prone areas.
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