Denver, CO – Residents across Colorado can expect a shift in the weather this week, with a warm and mostly dry Monday giving way to thunderstorms and cooler conditions starting Tuesday.
According to the US National Weather Service Denver/Boulder, only a slight chance of a weak shower or thunderstorm is expected Monday, mainly over higher terrain, Cheyenne Ridge, and the Palmer Divide. Plains and urban corridors will reach the 80s, while mountain valleys will see highs in the 60s and 70s.
The weather turns more active Tuesday, with scattered to widespread thunderstorms likely across the region. Highs will dip into the 70s for the plains and 60s in the mountain valleys.
By Wednesday, cooler air settles in with lingering showers expected. Temperatures will fall further, with plains and urban corridors in the 60s and mountain valleys in the 50s.
The Weather Service advised residents to prepare for unsettled conditions and potential travel delays due to storms.
