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.

Low water and heat wiped out tens of thousands of fish at the Firestone park's ponds, part of a brutal statewide drought summer.

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.

A Meridian driver escaped through his car window as floodwater and buried hail swept his vehicle away near Maroon Circle.

Denver’s foggy Sunday morning gives way to afternoon thunderstorms, including a few that could turn severe. Then the heat surges back toward the mid-90s.

Denver’s calm Saturday morning gives way to heavy afternoon storms and a Flood Watch. Hotter, drier weather arrives next week.

The 4,705-acre Post Fire forced Colorado Parks and Wildlife to close all trails at Fishers Peak, days after 9 new miles debuted.

Denver gets a stormy Friday through Sunday before sunshine and warmer temperatures arrive Monday.

Denver’s calm, clear Thursday morning will turn stormy after noon, with the strongest rain chances in the afternoon. A flood watch covers parts of the eastern plains.

Denver’s hot, smoky Tuesday will give way to a cooler and stormier stretch, with heavy rain and flash flooding possible later this week.