Denver (KDVR) – It was a wet week, but the weather forecast in Denver will start dehydration from Sunday.
However, it is expected that some intermittent shower and thunderstorms again on Saturday afternoon.
The temperatures will be enjoyablely warm this weekend, with a rise in the mid -seventies on Saturday before it flourished to approximately 80 degrees on Sunday. The average Denver’s height of the closing days of August is 85 degrees.
Tonight: Mostly dry
A partially cloudy sky is partially expected overnight with dry conditions mostly, but some light bathing areas will be possible, especially on the eastern plains. The temperatures will be cold seasonal with a decrease in the mid -fifties. The high country will be particularly cold with its lowest levels in the upper thirties and forties low in some valleys.
Weather tomorrow: more intermittent thunderstorms
It begins on Saturday with a sunny sky, but clouds will increase early in the afternoon with the development of more shower and storms. It is not expected to be harsh weather, but some storms may produce heavy rains and stormy winds.
Look forward: a more dry style, but it is still light
Temperatures rise to 80 degrees on Sunday afternoon with a sunny sky and northeastern breeze. The metro will return to the eighties of the Labor Day and Tuesday, but this is still cooler with a few degrees.
We expect Sunshine to continue until Tuesday, but the chances of rain begin at that time.
Although the rains are in expectations next week, the weather style does not seem favorable to the large -scale heavy rains like the metro that it witnessed last week. The temperatures return to the seventies on Wednesday and look forward to staying there at the end of next week.