DENVER — Another spring day, another round of storms. Look for a few thunderstorms around the Denver metro area Thursday afternoon and evening.
Some severe storms are possible in far southeastern Colorado. The biggest threats will be huge hail, damaging 70+ mph gusts and isolated landspout tornadoes.
As a cold front moves across the state overnight, a few storms could fire up in Northern Colorado between midnight and 6am. They'll track east along I-76 and I-80 by Friday morning, with some patchy fog along the Urban Corridor.
Temperatures will be a bit cooler Friday in the mid 70s in Denver. A few storms will be possible in the afternoon with some severe cells east of I-25.
Sunday will be warmer and drier with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s on the plains! The warming trend sticks around into the first week of June.
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