Denver, CO – The Denver area will experience mostly sunny and warm conditions throughout much of the day. However, by late afternoon and into the evening, scattered thunderstorms are expected to develop, bringing potentially severe weather to the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Denver/Boulder, these storms may produce gusty outflow winds between 40 to 50 mph, along with brief but heavy rainfall. Residents should remain vigilant as these conditions can lead to localized flooding and hazardous driving conditions, especially during evening commute hours.
The high temperatures for Sunday are expected to be near normal, with most of the day remaining dry. However, the storms developing in the late afternoon and evening could disrupt outdoor activities and pose risks to those caught in the open.
Officials advise staying updated on weather alerts and preparing for sudden changes in conditions. Those in areas prone to flooding or with outdoor plans should take necessary precautions. The storms may persist into the overnight hours, so it’s essential to remain cautious.
