After a morning of sunny skies, metro Denver will turn turbulent with afternoon thunderstorms bringing rain and possible hail, a pattern expected to repeat this weekend. cowx
Any heavy rain and hail likely will hit after 3 p.m. and during the evening in the area from Denver south along the Interstate 25 corridor, moving eastward across Colorado’s high plains, weather service forecasters said. Meteorologists estimated the likelihood of rain at 50% on Friday and Saturday.
The high temperature in Denver will be 79 degrees on Friday and Saturday, increasing to 86 degrees Sunday, forecasters said. At night, the temperatures will decrease to a low of around 57 degrees. Next week, summer heat is expected with temperatures topping 90 degrees.
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