Denver, CO
Denver weather: Clear skies, hot temperatures and low chance of rain Monday
After Sunday night time’s torrential rains and flash flooding, forecasters count on clear and sunny skies with scorching temperatures in Denver all through the week.
Whereas rain is unlikely Monday, showers and thunderstorms are attainable in northeast and north central Colorado, prompting the climate service to place out a hazardous climate outlook on account of potential flash flooding.
The Denver metro space has gentle climate in retailer Monday with a excessive of 85 levels, largely sunny skies and solely a 20% probability of rain within the afternoon.
Temperatures will drop to an in a single day low of 62 and stay largely clear.
Tuesday onward, temperatures are anticipated to be scorching and rain unlikely.
Tuesday’s forecast requires a excessive of 91 and largely clear. The possibility for showers or thunderstorms is low.
Forecasters count on Wednesday to carry a excessive of 92, Thursday a excessive of 95 and Friday a excessive of 94, all whereas retaining clear skies that may carry little to no moisture.