DENVER — Here we go again! Another round of storms are popping up along the I-25 corridor this evening. Look for a few severe cells capable of producing large hail, damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes along the eastern plains tonight. Keep the cars in the garage, if you can!
The storm threat in Denver shifts east by 7pm, leaving partly cloudy skies for the rest of the evening. Some storms could continue until 11 p.m. along the far eastern plains
The sunshine and summer heat make a comeback to Colorado Thursday as a ridge of high pressure moves into the state. Temperatures will steadily climb into the upper 80s Thursday, reaching into the low to mid-90s on Friday and Saturday. We'll see a slight chance of an isolated storm popping up in the late afternoons along the eastern side of the state.
It'll be a dry start to the weekend but stormy skies return Sunday and into early next week. We'll see the potential for a few afternoon showers or storms, but they’ll likely be isolated and less intense. Temperatures will dip slightly but still stay warm, with highs holding in the mid-to-upper 80s early next week.
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