Denver cools to the low 70s Tuesday before warming briefly Wednesday and facing a stormier stretch later in the week. Thursday currently looks like the best chance for meaningful rain.

Denver gets one more near-90-degree day Monday before temperatures drop sharply Tuesday. The week then turns increasingly unsettled, with Thursday offering the best chance of meaningful rain.

Denver is headed for a lower-90s Sunday with late storms that could bring gusty winds. A more significant cold front arrives across the plains Tuesday, dropping temperatures into the 70s.

Denver is headed for a hot Friday before cooler weather arrives afterward.

Two more historic Swink-area farms could join Aurora's water program, with Hanagan Farms among those weighing the deal.

Denver gets a sunny 83-degree Wednesday before temperatures climb into the 90s Thursday and Friday.

Denver's holiday weekend starts hot and mostly dry, but storm chances increase Sunday and Monday. Friday's high is expected to reach 95 degrees.

Denver will bake in sunny 90s Thursday through Saturday before storm chances build for Sunday and Labor Day.

Sunny skies lead Denver into a hotter stretch, with highs reaching the mid-90s by Friday. Storm chances return this weekend.

Denver will warm from 87 degrees Tuesday to the low 90s through Friday. Afternoon storm chances return Sunday and Labor Day.

Denver warms into the mid-80s Monday before afternoon thunderstorms arrive. A hotter, drier stretch takes over for the rest of the week.

Denver will hit 88 degrees Sunday before afternoon storms roll in. Monday looks wetter, followed by a sunny stretch in the low 90s.

Denver will heat up to 95 degrees Friday and Saturday as storm chances grow into Sunday and Monday. Drier, mostly sunny weather returns by midweek.