DENVER — We'll have just a few isolated storms fire up across the Denver metro area this evening. It doesn't look like any storms will turn severe along the Front Range.
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 9pm for far southeastern corner of Colorado. Large hail and damaging wind gusts will be the biggest threats Tuesday evening.
While skies clear a bit overnight, temperatures will drop into the lower 50s. It'll be a sunny start to your Wednesday with a fast warm-up. Daytime highs will be in the lower 80s by the early afternoon.
We'll be tracking another round of afternoon and evening storms and a few could turn severe along the I-25 corridor. The risk of severe weather will be higher across northeastern Colorado Wednesday with quarter-sized hail and damaging 60+ mph wind gusts.
The storms stick around each afternoon through the start of the weekend. So far, it looks like Sunday will be warmer and drier with highs in the upper 80s! The warming trend sticks around into the first week of June.
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