Denver, CO – Thunderstorms are possible across higher elevations in Colorado this afternoon, with a few showers also expected. These weather events will be scattered, mainly impacting the mountain regions, while temperatures in lower elevations like Denver are set to remain mild.
According to the National Weather Service, while temperatures today will be pleasant, reaching up to 75°F in Denver, conditions will turn wetter this afternoon as showers and a possible isolated thunderstorm develop. The weather pattern is expected to primarily affect areas above 6,000 feet, such as parts of Jackson, Grand, and Boulder counties.
Through the weekend, Colorado will see a shift in weather, with temperatures warming up. Saturday’s high will climb to 79°F in Denver, reaching 84°F on Sunday. However, there is a slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms on Sunday, particularly in the mountains. Light winds will accompany the warm conditions, but stronger gusts are possible, particularly in the foothills and mountain areas.
For travelers heading into the mountains, keep in mind that roads may be wet this afternoon, and visibility could be reduced during storms. The risk of isolated thunderstorms remains a concern through Sunday. Make sure to stay informed about local conditions and be prepared for sudden changes in weather.
