Scattered storms are racing east of the Denver metro area and onto the plains this evening. Look for mostly cloudy skies to become mostly clear overnight. Temperatures will stay mild, only dropping into the upper 50s by Thursday morning.
You've heard before - lather, rinse, repeat! After a sunny, warm start to your Thursday, another round of afternoon storms will rumble across the Denver metro. So far, there's a low risk of severe weather in the city but gusty winds, lightning and brief but heavy rain are all possible. Temperatures will soar into the upper 80s again, but quickly cool off with incoming storms.
Some cells could turn severe along the eastern plains, as they're under a marginal threat of severe weather. Huge hail and damaging wind gusts will be the biggest threats Thursday evening. And there's an even higher risk of severe weather out east on Friday.
It'll be a mostly sunny, dry and hot start to Father's Day weekend. Denver could see its first 90+ degree day of the year Saturday!
The above-average temperatures continue into early next week. Stay cool, Colorado!
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