Denver, Colorado – Scorching summer heat will return to Colorado on Monday, July 28, with Denver climbing to a sweltering 98°F under mostly sunny skies. Light winds could gust up to 16 mph, raising fire weather concerns, especially in the foothills and plains.
According to the National Weather Service in Boulder, strong sunshine and dry air will dominate through Monday night before conditions shift. By Tuesday afternoon, showers and scattered thunderstorms are expected across northeast Colorado, bringing a welcome drop in temperature. Some storms may become gusty, particularly in areas north of I-70.
Travelers and commuters across the I-25 corridor should prepare for slick roads and low visibility if storms materialize Tuesday evening. Keep mobile alerts on and avoid outdoor activity during peak lightning risk hours.
Daytime highs will remain hot through Tuesday (91°F), but cooler weather and increasing cloud cover arrive Wednesday, when highs dip into the low 80s with renewed storm chances.
⛅ Five-Day Weather Outlook for Denver: July 28 – August 2
- Monday, July 28: Hot and mostly sunny. High: 98°F. Winds E 5–10 mph.
- Tuesday: Partly sunny with afternoon storms. High: 91°F. Chance of rain: 40%.
- Wednesday: Showers likely, especially after noon. Cooler. High: 83°F.
- Thursday: Chance of storms continues. Mostly cloudy. High near 80°F.
- Friday: Thunderstorms likely again. Partly sunny. High near 87°F.
- Saturday: Warm and unsettled. Chance of afternoon storms. High near 90°F.
🔥 Stay weather-aware and hydrated — Monday’s heat will be among the hottest of the season.
