We had a gorgeous Memorial Day across Colorado with just a few isolated storms for eastern Colorado.
As we head into the evening, the eastern plains will see scattered showers moving through- tapering off late night.
Tuesday, a similar weather pattern returns. We'll see sunshine early, with highs in the low 80s and a few late-day storms possible.
Our next front will usher in more moisture and instability by Wednesday. Stronger storms and widespread rain, heavy at times, will be possible through the afternoon.
What's Denver weather like in May?
If you're new to Colorado, May is one of those weird weather months that likes to show off its “adventurous” side. As the National Weather Service puts it, “just about anything can happen in the month of May when it comes to Denver's weather.”
May is considered Denver’s wettest month of the year. The monthly average for precipitation is 2.12 inches. The wettest May in Denver history (and wettest month ever) brought 8.57 inches of precipitation in 1876.
Flip through the interactive weather graphics below or at this link if you'd like to learn more about May weather in Colorado.
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