After 90-degree heat on Wednesday, a cool off is coming our way! A dry cold front will move into the Front Range overnight, ushering in much cooler air behind it.
We'll start the day with plenty of clouds but those will gradually move out my lunchtime. A few storms are possible in the mountains and foothills Thursday afternoon but it should stay mainly dry in Denver. Daytime highs will be a bit more pleasant (and seasonal) for the end of August in the mid-80s Thursday.
We're looking at a gradual warm up Friday and heading into the Labor Day weekend. Expect highs near 90 degrees on Friday, Saturday, Sunday under mostly sunny skies.
A few storms could pop up in the mountains on Sunday as well as on Monday. A few isolated storms are possible in the Denver metro on Labor Day. Otherwise, the 90-degree heat takes us into the middle of next week. Summer isn't done yet!
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