DENVER — Storms move out and you can expect a dry and calm overnight ahead.
Sunday through Tuesday will bring a stretch of slightly warmer and drier weather. Skies will generally be sunny or partly cloudy, and with less moisture in the air, it should feel pretty pleasant. Temperatures will still run a little below average for this time of year but will slowly climb day by day.
For Labor Day, expect sunny skies and highs in the low 80s. Perfect weather for a BBQ outside- no need to worry about a washout due to rain.
By midweek, changes start to roll in again. A cold front is expected to pass through the region sometime between Wednesday and Thursday. That front will bring slightly cooler air and increase our chances for afternoon showers and storms. While widespread rain isn't expected, a few storms could pop up each day, especially in the afternoon and evening hours.
As the front moves out and high pressure builds back in, the weather starts to warm back up heading into Friday. Temperatures will climb noticeably, with highs possibly reaching into the mid 80s across the plains. It’ll also be dry again, so if you're looking for a warm, sunny day to spend outside, Friday may be your best bet of the week.
Overall, after tonight’s brief round of storms, we’re in for several dry and warmer days, followed by a quick midweek cool-down and a few more storms. Then it's right back to summer-like conditions to end the workweek.
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