Denver weather: Feeling like June the next few days
DENVER (KDVR) — There will continue to be dry, sunny, and warm conditions in the Denver weather forecast for the next few days, with temperatures typically found in mid-June. Mother's Day will be beautiful. The extended forecast is looking fairly dry with slightly cooler temperatures late next week.
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Temperatures overnight Saturday will fall into the 40s for most locations, with the Denver region cooling off only into the upper 40s to near 50 degrees. It will be dry, but winds will pick up from the south with gusts up to 25 miles per hour at times.
Sunny skies continue into Sunday. Temperatures will warm into the lower 80s across the region. Winds will start light from the southwest in the morning, then turn to the southeast in the afternoon and pick up speed with gusts around 20 miles per hour at times. Clouds will also increase in the afternoon. The metro region and plains will likely stay dry, but a few showers in the mountains can't be ruled out.
Temperatures will peak Monday and Tuesday in the mid-80s in Denver, with upper 80s pushing 90 degrees in other locations across the plains. Winds will also remain elevated through Wednesday with gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour on Tuesday.
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Despite a storm system passing to our north in the second half of next week, the forecast continues to look largely dry with only minor chances for some stray showers. Friday looks like the 'best' chance, but even that is pretty low right now. Temperatures will cool to seasonal values in the upper 60s and low 70s heading into next weekend.
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