Highs drop into the 70s, Sunday afternoon, with scattered storms.
Scattered storms are forecast to start early Sunday afternoon, developing across Weld and Larimer counties. Those storms will then spread southeast through the afternoon and evening.
The severe weather is most likely in the later afternoon and evening hours across eastern Adams and Arapahoe counties, Elbert County and Lincoln County. The National Weather Center said the biggest threat from these storms is large hail. Confidence is increasing in potential for severe thunderstorms later this afternoon and evening. The strongest storms are expected to impact our southeast plains, to the east and southeast of Denver. Remain weather aware!issued a low to moderate flood alert for southeastern portions of the state. There is also a low flood threat for flooding near the Cameron Peak burn scar as rain moves through that area Sunday evening.
The temperatures will rebound slightly on Monday but still stay relatively cool with highs in the middle 80s and lots of sunshine and dry conditions on the Front Range. Tuesday and Wednesday, highs climb even further, into the upper 80s, with slight storm chances Wednesday afternoon. As we head into next weekend, very hot weather is expected to return. Highs will be in the middle 90s to near 100 degrees Thursday through Monday. If you have a weather report, photo or video to share, you can contact the 9NEWS Weather Team in these ways:
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