A few storms east of Denver on the plains may produce hail as big as golf balls with wind gusts at speeds up to 60 miles per hour
After a partly sunny warm morning, thunderstorms forming over the mountains will roll eastward over metro Denver and Colorado’s high plains Wednesday afternoon, bringing lightning, rain, and bursts of wind, according to the, weather service forecasters said, estimating the likelihood of rain at 50%.
The high temperature in Denver will be 89 degrees on Wednesday, decreasing to 63 degrees at night, forecasters said. On Thursday and Friday, the high temperature is expected to be 84 degrees. Storms will increase over the mountains this morning, and spread back across the plains this afternoon. The main threats are lightning and 40 mph wind gusts. A few severe storms with hail up to golf ball size and gusts to 60 mph are possible on the plains this afternoon.
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