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.

Denver gets a mostly sunny 90-degree Thursday before 95-degree heat arrives Friday and Saturday. Storm chances then ramp up Sunday and Monday.

Denver gets a hot, stormy Wednesday before temperatures climb into the mid-90s by Friday and Saturday.

Denver gets a mostly sunny start Tuesday before afternoon storms move in, followed by a hot weekend reaching 96 degrees.

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Denver’s Monday heat comes with afternoon storms and potentially strong wind gusts. A brief midweek cooldown arrives before 94-degree weekend temperatures return.

Denver’s Sunday starts sunny and calm, but afternoon storms could bring gusty winds, hail and a quick cooldown.

Denver will hit 92 degrees Saturday before afternoon and evening thunderstorms roll in. Gusty winds, hail and localized heavy rain are possible.

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Denver could hit 93 degrees Tuesday before afternoon storms roll into the forecast. Mid-90s heat arrives Thursday and Friday, with storm chances returning Sunday.

Denver starts the week near 90 degrees, heats up Tuesday and faces its best chance for storms Wednesday.