Denver residents can expect a mixed bag of weather this week, starting with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms later today, according to the National Weather Service. The forecast reveals that while today boasts mostly sunny skies, there will be a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 3 pm with light winds shifting from northwest in the afternoon.
As the evening rolls in, the potential for precipitation persists before dropping off, with tonight's outlook showing a 20 percent likelihood of weather events before 9 pm and the temperatures settling around a comfortable 54 degrees. Winds will be coming in from the west, transitioning to a light variable breeze post-midnight, providing some relief from the daytime uncertainty. Monday ramps up the chance to 30 percent for showers and storms after noon under partly sunny conditions, and a high teetering around 78, the gentle stir of a calm wind will become north northeast near 6 mph as the day matures.
The National Weather Service has also issued a hazardous weather outlook for northeast and north central Colorado, noting that while no severe weather is expected, the presence of increased moisture on Sunday and Monday suggests a higher likelihood of showers and storms, mainly at higher elevations, though a few may touch down at lower levels.
For those yearning for clarity and respite, Tuesday heralds the return of sunny weather peaking at a high near 81, extending into a week of mild and dry conditions that endure until the cycle concludes with cooler temperatures to close out the week, those attending outdoor activities can take heart in knowing that clear skies await them, with nighttime skies ranging from partly cloudy to mostly clear, only hinting at the tumultuous start to the week.
