Tonight will be warm, with a few isolated showers and thunderstorms possible this evening. Gusty winds will be the main concern, and a few showers or storms could linger across the northeast plains later tonight.
Monday starts an active stretch of weather. Showers will develop over the mountains in the morning and spread toward the Denver area during the afternoon. Most rain should be light, but a brief heavy shower or a rumble of thunder is possible.
Tuesday will feel much more like fall, with cooler temperatures, cloudy skies, and more widespread showers. Rain chances will increase Tuesday evening as a stronger weather system moves in, although there is still quite a bit of uncertainty about exactly where the heaviest rain will fall.
Wednesday and Thursday have the best potential for soaking rain, with Wednesday currently looking like the main focus. Some areas could see locally heavy rain and a chance for flash flooding, but confidence in rainfall amounts and exact locations remains low. A little snow could even mix in at the highest mountain elevations if temperatures cool enough. The heaviest rain will affect us because of the remnants of Hurricane Polo merging with a low pressure area from the west.
By Friday into the weekend, things should gradually dry out as high pressure builds back in. Temperatures look to stay on the cooler side, with generally near or below-average readings through the weekend.
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