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Evening storms around Denver metro; more storms Friday

Stronger storms possible near Denver Thursday afternoon
Cold Front Swings in Overnight
Marginal Risk of Severe Storms in Denver Friday
Highs for Friday, June 21
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DENVER — It's been a busy afternoon with severe storms across parts of the Denver metro area and northeastern plains. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 7pm for Weld County and areas northeast along I-76.

Storms will weaken this evening but could pop up around the city through midnight. Look for mostly cloudy skies overnight with lows dropping into the upper 50s.

We'll have some sunshine midday on Friday as temperatures climb into the mid 80s. Scattered showers and thunderstorms return by the late afternoon and continue into the evening. A few cells could turn severe, bringing large hail and damaging 60+ mph wind gusts.

Temperatures will be back in the 90s for the first weekend of summer! It will be a warm and sunny start on Sunday for Denver's Pride Parade in downtown Denver.

The sizzling summer heat sticks around early next week, with some near triple-digit heat on Monday and Tuesday.

Evening storms around Denver metro; more storms Friday

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