Strong winds and scattered showers are expected in Colorado on Sunday, with gusts reaching up to 50 mph.

According to experts at the National Weather Service, it looks like metro Denver is in for a bit of a wild ride this weekend. Their forecasts indicate that we could see some scattered thunderstorms that may bring wind gusts of up to 50 mph. And this could continue into Monday as well. So, it's best to be prepared for some potentially stormy weather ahead.

In addition to the thunderstorms, there are also reports of hazy skies expected in Colorado due to smoke from the wildfires in California. However, this doesn't necessarily mean that the whole weekend will be gloomy. In fact, the weekend is expected to be mostly sunny and warm, with a possibility of a few stray storms here and there. And for those who are eagerly waiting for the first snow of the season, you might want to head to the mountains as some ski areas have already received their first snowfall.

But before we get too excited about the cooler temps and possible snow, let's not forget about the potential hazards that come with these thunderstorms. The NWS Boulder has issued a hazardous weather outlook, stating that showers and thunderstorms are possible throughout the Front Range and Eastern Plains, even into the early evening. And with wind gusts that could reach up to 50 mph, it's important to be cautious, especially for those who plan on being out on open water.

The agency officials also mentioned that these wind gusts can shift suddenly, even if there isn't a storm directly overhead. So, it's important to stay alert and take necessary precautions. And while the thunderstorms may potentially cause some disruption, it's important to keep in mind that they are a natural occurrence and a vital part of the Earth's weather patterns.

Looking ahead to Monday, it seems that the severe thunderstorms may continue over northeast Colorado. This could bring in some severe winds and possibly some much-needed moisture. As always, it's important to stay updated on the weather forecast and be prepared for any potential changes. But for now, let's enjoy the warmer temperatures and possibly even catch a glimpse of some early season snow.

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