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Cooler in Denver with a few scattered storms Friday afternoon, evening

Cold front rolls through Front Range overnight — heavy rain and flash flooding possible near Colorado's burn scars
Cooler in Denver with a few scattered storms Friday afternoon, evening
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DENVER — The monsoon moisture makes a comeback for much of the Western Slope along with the central and southern mountains this evening into Friday. A Flood Watch is in effect until midnight Friday for the potential of flash flooding. Some areas could see 1-2 inches of rain from slow-moving thunderstorms.

The Denver area could see a few evening showers, otherwise look for mostly cloudy skies overnight. Temperatures will fall into the low 60s by Friday morning.

Another system rolls into the state Friday along with a cold front, bringing cooler temperatures, cloudy skies and another round of showers and thunderstorms to the Denver metro area. The city will see highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s to end to work week and kick off the weekend.

Storms linger Saturday afternoon and evening across the state with drier conditions on tap Sunday. Daytime highs will stay just a touch below-average, in the upper 70s Saturday and Sunday.

Look for warmer weather early next week along with a bit more sunshine!

Cooler in Denver with a few scattered storms Friday afternoon, evening

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