DENVER — Another night, another round of storms! Heavy rain raced across the Denver metro earlier this evening, but more storms are possible through late tonight. Denver International Airport picked up another 0.63 inches of rain, taking the city to 4.04 inches for the month of August. This month is now the third wettest August on record in Denver.
Skies will gradually start to clear after midnight along the Interstate 25 corridor. Mostly cloudy skies will stick around through Saturday morning as lows dive into the mid 50s.
We're in for one more day of afternoon storms across the Denver metro area. Look for a few to zip through between 2pm and 7pm. Temperatures will hold in the mid to upper 70s Saturday afternoon.
Warmer and drier weather returns for the second half of your Labor Day weekend. Mostly sunny skies are back on tap Sunday and Monday around the Denver metro. Temperatures will climb a few degrees, with low 80s on Sunday and mid 80s on 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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