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DENVER — The pattern of warmer temperatures across Colorado continues, with a chance of a few isolated afternoon and early evening showers and thunderstorms.

Sunday’s afternoon high will reach the low to mid 80s across the Denver metro area and eastern plains as an upper ridge remains over the state.

However, there is a chance that enough moisture could bring isolated showers to scattered areas on Sunday.

These storms will produce light rainfall and possible gusty outflow winds up to 30 mph.
Memorial Day will stay warm with highs again in the 80s.

There will be an increase in moisture on Monday, especially east of the mountains.
The best chance is Monday afternoon and evening hours.

Good news, if you’re heading to Bolder Boulder on Monday morning, we’re expecting a dry start to our day with temperatures in the 40s.

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No widespread severe weather is expected, and many areas will remain dry for much of both days.

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​​​​​​DENVER (KDVR) — Temperatures continue to warm for the Sunday with the Denver weather forecast featuring temperatures returning to the 80s for a few days.

Memorial Day will be warm and pleasant with a slight chance for a shower or storm. Rain chances will be slightly higher in the high country, but don’t let that ruin your plans.

Denver weather tonight: Mostly clear

Tranquil weather will be the theme overnight Saturday. Skies across the area will be mostly clear and temperatures will be a touch milder than normal with lows around Denver only falling into the upper 40s to low 50s.

Denver weather tomorrow: Warmer with increasing clouds

Sunday starts with sunny skies, but clouds will increase through the afternoon. Temperatures will be the warmest they’ve been in a little bit with highs expected to reach the middle 80s in the city. A few pop-up showers or storms will be possible in the afternoon, but any rain should be brief, and severe weather is not expected.

Looking ahead: Daily rain chances next week

Memorial Day will again be in the middle 80s and likely the warmest day of the week. There will be another opportunity for some afternoon showers or storms, but the highest likelihood will remain in the high country. Dry weather will return overnight Monday.

The final week of May features daily opportunities for showers and storms. The mid-week sees the best chance for scattered showers and storms, particularly in the high country where it’s needed the most. Temperatures will hold steady in the upper 70s, slightly above normal.