DENVER — After drenching, monsoon rains raced across the Denver metro area, a Flood Advisory will continue through 10pm for much of the city. Minor flooding is expected as about a half to an inch of rain feel in about 45 minutes.
Slow-moving thunderstorms will continue to move onto the Eastern Plains tonight with heavy rain, lightning and gusty winds. There is a marginal risk of severe weather, mainly east of Interstate 25.
Look for storms to gradually move out Thursday evening after 10pm with some clearing overnight. Lows will drop into the mid to upper 50s by Friday morning.
We'll have a mix of sun and clouds to kick off your Friday with lingering fog on the Eastern Plains. Daytime highs will stay below-average in the upper 70s to low 80s again on Friday. We're in for another round of afternoon storms Friday, but they shouldn't be quite as widespread as what we've seen earlier this week.
So far, it looks like a mainly dry night for the Colorado Buffs vs. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets game at 6pm.
Warmer and drier weather returns for Labor Day weekend. Look for a few storms Saturday afternoon with mostly sunny skies on tap Sunday and Monday around the Denver metro. Temperatures will stay in the upper 70s Saturday with low 80s Sunday and Monday.
If you're heading up to the mountains to go camping, look for mild and dry conditions throughout the holiday weekend. Wet weather returns by the middle of next week.
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