Tonight will stay cool with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms lingering through the evening, especially south of Interstate 70 and around the Palmer Divide. Rain chances will gradually decrease overnight as activity moves east of the I-25 corridor.
Saturday brings a warmer and drier pattern across the region. Most areas will see a mix of sun and clouds, although a few isolated afternoon showers or weak thunderstorms could develop over the mountains and nearby higher terrain.
Sunday looks even warmer, with highs climbing into the 80s across the plains. Conditions will remain mostly dry with partly cloudy skies for the Denver metro area.
By Monday, moisture begins to increase again as weather systems shift across the western United States. Afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms will become more common, though temperatures should remain mild and slightly above seasonal averages.
From Tuesday through the rest of next week, expect a more active pattern with scattered showers and thunderstorms developing most afternoons and evenings. A few storms could become stronger at times, but overall temperatures should stay comfortably warm.
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