Denver residents can expect a mix of sun and potential thunderstorms in the coming days, according to the latest update from the National Weather Service. While today sees a 20 percent chance of showers after 2 pm, the skies will begin to cloud over, leading to a high near 87 degrees. The light flurry will be carried on a calm wind shifting southwest 5 to 9 mph, increasing in the afternoon with possible gusts hitting 15 mph, as noted in Denver's detailed forecast for September 9.
As reported by the National Weather Service, tonight will continue with a similar likelihood of showers and storms before clearing up towards the late evening. Residents looking ahead, particularly on Wednesday to Friday, can expect sunny mornings with a chance of rain rolling in by the afternoons. The highest chance for rain is on Friday, with a 30 percent prediction of thunderstorms post-noon.
The outlook for hazardous weather does not indicate any severe storms on the horizon, with no spotter activation needed as of the morning of September 8. However, the forecast does warn of sporadic showers and thunderstorms that could bring gusty outflow winds reaching up to 50 mph. This little rainfall, while sparse, serves as a reminder for those wandering out in the afternoons to be ready for sudden gusts.
Looking forward to the weekend and beyond, temperatures are expected to remain above normal, with the weather service suggesting a slight cooling trend might be on the table by the weekend. Daily chances for showers and thunderstorms are forecast this week, along with above-normal temperatures, according to the hazardous weather outlook. Specifically, Saturday calls for chances of showers and thunderstorms after noon, mostly sunny skies, and a high hovering near 80 degrees.
