Denver Weather: Strong Storms With Heavy Rain Possible Into Evening
DENVER (CBS4) - A batch of monsoon moisture moving across the state will combine with daytime heating and a disturbance in the upper atmosphere to produce widespread showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Some storms will last past midnight on the eastern plains of Colorado.
The primary threat will be locally heavy rain that could produce flash flooding. While anyone could see this the potential is highest just east of Denver and the Interstate 25 urban corridor where the National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch.
By far heavy rain is the #1 threat today but there is also potential to see strong damaging wind and some hail, mainly on the northeast plains. If large hail forms the greatest potential would be in areas colored yellow on the map below.
Friday will bring another day with afternoon showers and storms with seasonal temperatures expected over the weekend. Storm chances won't go away for Friday and Saturday but the threat will be lower than today and tomorrow.
