DENVER- We saw a cool and slightly soggy Mother's Day. Highs stayed below average, in the upper 50s to low 60s across the metro-area.
Scattered showers and a few isolated storms will taper off overnight. Lows fall to the mid and upper 40s across the plains, with 30s and low 40s in the mountains by morning.
Expect some areas of fog and mostly cloudy skies across eastern Colorado to start the week. The mountains will see more sunshine early on, with highs in the 50s and 60s.
Typically in mid-May, Denver's average high is 70 degrees. Monday, expect daytime highs to reach the low to mid-60s, with the chance for scattered thunderstorms and showers arriving late in the day.
Thankfully, the risk for any severe weather remains low tomorrow, and rain will be much lighter than what Colorado experienced last week, with the record breaking storm..
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Colorado rain totals from the May 10-12 record-breaking storm
Tuesday, Colorado will see more sunshine state-wide! Highs will be warmer, in the mid and upper 70s.
A couple stronger storms will be possible late Tuesday and again on Wednesday over the northeast plains.
Through the end of the week, expect a pretty typical weather pattern for the middle of May, with scattered afternoon thunderstorms and highs of 70-75 degrees.
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