It'll be a beautiful and warm summer evening across the Front Range! Look for mostly clear skies and temperatures cooling into the lower 60s overnight.
We're for sunny skies to kick off our Thursday with increasing afternoon clouds and a few isolated storms along the Interstate 25 corridor. Monsoon moisture streams into much of Western Colorado Thursday, bringing more widespread, slow-moving storms. These storms will linger late into the night, and have the potential to bring heavy rain.
Daytime highs stay in the low 90s Thursday in the Denver metro with 80s in the foothills.
Look for near-normal highs on the Fourth of July in the upper 80s in the city. Isolated storms will be in the forecast, so you might have to run indoors briefly from your Independence Day BBQs. The skies should quiet and clear a bit, just in time for fireworks shows Friday night.
Keep an eye to the sky as a few storms will be possible through the holiday weekend as temperatures hold in the upper 80s to lower 90s. The sizzling 90+ summer heat is back for much of next week.
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