DENVER — Storm chances will continue to shift northeast tonight, with the best chance for stronger thunderstorms staying over far northeastern Colorado. A few storms could still become severe, especially with large hail and gusty winds.
For the Denver metro area and much of the I-25 corridor, conditions will be quieter compared to the last several days. A few isolated, gusty showers are still possible this evening, but overall coverage should be lower.
Sunday looks like the pick of the weekend with drier weather across the region and plenty of sunshine. Temperatures will climb back into the low to mid 80s for many locations.
Starting Monday, we'll return to the typical summer pattern with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms developing each day. Coverage doesn't look widespread, but a few storms will be possible each afternoon.
Looking ahead through next week, temperatures will gradually warm while daily storm chances remain in the forecast. No major weather systems are expected, but brief afternoon storms will continue to be a possibility most days.
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