Here we go again! Another round of evening thundershowers are possible through about 8pm in the Denver metro. The biggest threats from these storms will be for gusty winds, brief rain showers and lightning.
Our next cold front will bring a better chance of showers and storms late Wednesday into early Thursday. Expect more widespread rain and some mountain snow, along with cooler temperatures in the mid 50s and gusty winds.
The cold front moves through late Wednesday and it might even get chilly enough for a little snow along the Palmer Divide by early Thursday. With the relatively warm roads, it probably won’t stick. The Denver metro will see lingering rain showers Thursday morning with mostly cloudy skies in the afternoon. Temperatures will be dramatically cooler in the mid to upper 50s.
The rebound happens fast, as daytime highs skyrocket back into the upper 60s to lower 70s Friday afternoon under mostly sunny skies. It'll stay mainly dry Saturday and Sunday with just slight chances of isolated afternoon storms. Daytime highs jump into the mid to upper 70s both Saturday and Sunday.
Scattered storms make a comeback early next week across Colorado with slightly cooler temperatures.
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