KDVR – Although temperatures have been much lower than normal, the weather in Denver late is struggling to produce any meaningful rain around the metro. Sunday is likely to be more than the same.
Tonight: Dry for most
Some isolated shower will be possible overnight on Saturday, but for the largest part, it will remain dry. The temperatures will be seasonal with their lowest levels in the upper fifties on Sunday morning. The sky will be partially cloudy and the wind will be south at about 10 miles per hour.
Weather tomorrow: attempt to rain … again
On Sunday it will be cut from Saturday. The metro will dry in the morning with a partially cloudy sky. The temperatures will appear in the afternoon near 80 degrees and will be somewhat wet. You will try to shower and storms again in the afternoon, but the best chance of rain will stay in the high country.
Look forward: the upcoming September -like temperatures
Monday and Tuesday will be the best chance of rain in the Denver Metro. Heavy rain, scattered rains, may lead to the total rains of one inch in some locations. The temperatures will not be in both days in the lowest and medium seventies, which are much lower than the highest normal level at 86 degrees.
Expectations begin to dehydration starting from Wednesday, but the chances of rain will continue at the end of next week. Also, the heights will glow about 80 degrees, which is the typical highest in late September. Currently, 90 degrees of temperatures do not appear during the beginning of September.