Denver will experience stormy weather until Friday evening, followed by a pattern of morning sunshine and afternoon storms throughout the holiday weekend. Eastern Colorado, including the Denver metro, is under a slight risk for storms that could be severe, with damaging wind gusts, large hail, and lightning strikes. Tonight, strong storms will clear, followed by clearing clouds and a low temperature of around 50 degrees. Tomorrow, there is a chance for afternoon storms with a marginal to slight risk of becoming strong to severe, with the biggest risk being strong wind gusts and hail. The Memorial Day weekend will continue with morning sunshine and afternoon thunderstorms, and the pattern will continue next week with slightly cooler temperatures and scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms.
Denver’s weather will remain stormy through Friday evening, with a pattern of morning sunshine and more afternoon storms expected through the holiday weekend. Eastern Colorado, including the Denver metro, remains under a slight risk for storms that could potentially become strong to severe, with the main risk being damaging wind gusts, large hail, and abundant lightning strikes.
Weather Tonight: Strong Storms Clearing
Rain and storms are expected to push east through the evening, followed by clearing clouds and a low temperature of around 50 degrees.
Weather Tomorrow: Chance for Afternoon Storms
Saturday will start with a mostly sunny sky, with temperatures climbing up to 80 degrees. However, a chance for showers and thunderstorms will increase through the afternoon and evening. There is a marginal to slight risk of storms becoming strong to severe, with the biggest risk being strong wind gusts and hail.
Looking Ahead: More of the Same
The Memorial Day weekend will continue with a similar theme on Sunday and Monday, with morning sunshine and temperatures climbing to around 80 degrees, followed by an afternoon and evening chance for thunderstorms. This pattern will continue into next week, with temperatures cooling slightly and highs in the 70s from Wednesday through Friday, alongside a scattered chance for afternoon showers and thunderstorms.
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