DENVER — April showers are back! Look for light rain to shift onto the Eastern Plains and fizzle out after midnight. These storms won't be severe, and the rain won't add up to much.
Partly cloudy skies take over overnight as morning lows drop into the lower 40s.
We'll see a nice rebound on Wednesday, with highs back into the mid to upper 70s along with mostly sunny skies. Enjoy the calm conditions because it looks like it'll be a bumpy ride by the end of the work week.
Scattered storms will be possible again Thursday afternoon and evening along the I-25 corridor and some could turn severe in northeastern Colorado. Large hail and damaging winds will be the biggest concerns. Temperatures remain in the mid 70s Thursday before another cold front digs into the region Friday.
This next system will not only drop daytime high temperatures into the 50s but it'll bring a lot of water along with it! So far, it looks like a super soaker storm with up to an inch or two of water around the Denver metro area through the weekend. Put the fertilizer on now! The mountains could see 4 to 8 inches of new snow...maybe more! Stay tuned as the storm gets closer!
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