Denver (KDVR)-temperatures remain warmer than abnormal and the opportunity to show some in the afternoon weather in Denver on Thursday, before a seasonal weekend.
The flood watch is still valid until Thursday night for parts of Central Central and South West Colorado. During this time, rain can be heavy thunderstorms and lead to floods.
Weather tonight: mainly cloudy, moderate
Bathing and thunderstorms will conclude, most of them in the high countries, on Wednesday evening, before a cloudy dry night. Low temperatures will decrease to the top fifties, which slightly exceed 5 degrees higher than the normal rate of this time of the year.
Weather tomorrow: a warm stormy opportunity in the afternoon
On Thursday, clouds will increase as temperatures rise to the mid -1980s, which amount to 5 warmer than usual at this time of the year. There is a simple chance of bathing and thunderstorms in the afternoon, most of which are in higher altitudes and in the eastern plains, but a few of them can remain together in the Denver Metro as well.
Look forward: More storm opportunities, more cold
On Friday, a partially sunny will start, before showering and storms scattered in the afternoon. The temperatures will be colder, but more seasonal, with high temperatures that reach only the eighties.
Saturday will be the coolest day of the weekend, with high temperatures only the seventies with the development of shower and thunderstorms by the afternoon. The sun’s rays and slight warming will move on Sunday during the start of the working week.