DENVER — Lather, rinse, repeat! Scattered storms will fire up each afternoon and evening along the Front Range and Eastern Plains this week. Some could turn severe, bringing huge hail, damaging 60+ mph wind gusts and isolated tornadoes to much of Eastern Colorado.
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A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 11pm for the far eastern plains as severe cells drop baseball to large apple sized hail stones. Keep the cars in the garage, if you can!
Look for mostly clear skies tonight around the Denver metro area with overnight lows in the upper 50s.
We'll see a chance of severe storms across the Interstate 25 corridor and eastern plains over the next three days. Storms could pop up a little later in the evening Tuesday and linger during the overnight hours. Look for seasonal temperatures, with highs in the low to mid 80s Tuesday through Thursday.
In the mountains and high valleys, elevated to critical fire weather conditions will continue at times through much of next week. While a few storms are possible, many areas will remain relatively dry. Gusty winds combined with low humidity will keep fire danger elevated as Red Flag Warnings go back in effect for much of the day on Tuesday.
A switch up in the weather pattern arrives this weekend! We'll see more sunshine, limited storms, gusty winds and some summertime heat! Daytime highs will soar into the mid to upper 90s on Saturday and Sunday.
It looks like the warmer weather sticks around into early next week.
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