DENVER — Tonight, scattered storms will continue moving across the eastern plains. Most of the activity should settle down later this tonight.
Monday is shaping up to be warmer and mostly dry. There might be a few isolated high-based showers or weak storms during the afternoon, but don’t expect much rain. Instead, the main impact will be gusty winds, which could reach 40 to 50 mph in spots. Temperatures will climb into the mid to upper 80s.
By midweek, we’ll see a shift in the weather pattern that brings better chances for rain and more widespread thunderstorms. Moisture will increase, and a weak weather disturbance could help trigger more active weather, especially Thursday into Friday. Rainfall amounts could actually add up a bit more compared to earlier in the week.
Heading into Friday and the weekend, temperatures look like they’ll stay above normal, with highs continuing in the 80s and possibly low 90s. There's some uncertainty in how the weather pattern evolves, but we’ll likely remain on the warm side, with occasional storm chances depending on how much moisture pushes into the region.
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