The Front Range in Colorado will experience hot temperatures and intermittent storms.

Possible scattered showers and thunderstorms on Sunday for Front Range residents, but temperatures still expected to reach mid-90s.

August 18th 2024.

The Front Range in Colorado will experience hot temperatures and intermittent storms.
As we wake up to a new day on the Front Range, we may have to dodge a few scattered showers and thunderstorms. However, don't expect these brief spells of precipitation to bring any relief from the sweltering heat that is forecasted to reach the mid-90s.

While the mountains may experience some scattered moisture, the Eastern Plains will see this diminish throughout the day. But be aware that there is a possibility of strong winds up to 50 mph and short bursts of heavy rain in certain areas, as reported by the National Weather Service. The county that is expected to receive the most rainfall is Park County.

Despite the warm weather today, we can expect scattered showers and storms to develop in the afternoon and evening. The highest coverage of these storms will be over the mountains and Palmer Divide. This information was shared on Twitter by the NWS Boulder on August 18, 2024.

In other related news, Denver residents should prepare for near-record heat on Saturday, with temperatures expected to approach 100 degrees. Meanwhile, the north metro area may experience winds up to 50 mph and hail up to half an inch. These weather conditions have also resulted in over 600 delayed flights at Denver International Airport. Additionally, a tornado touched down in Elbert County, and a flash flood watch is in effect for the Denver area until the evening.

However, there is some good news for those living near wildfire burn scars. The risk of flash flooding in these areas is limited, according to officials from the agency.

As for the temperature, Denver is expected to reach a high of 92 degrees, with Boulder not far behind at 83 degrees. Evergreen will experience slightly cooler temperatures at 88 degrees, while Castle Rock will be at 88 degrees. The hottest spots will be Greeley and Fort Morgan, with temperatures reaching a scorching 95 degrees. So make sure to stay cool and hydrated as we navigate through this hot and stormy day on the Front Range.

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