DENVER (KDVR) – The Denver forecast calls for possible hail and flooding again Saturday afternoon as the area continues its monsoon pattern.
Look for patchy fog in the morning before the sun comes out and warms the area into the low 80s.
Weather today: Damaging winds, lightning and hail
Storms on Saturday have the potential for hail, strong gusty winds and flooding concerns. Most of the Front Range west of I-25 is under a “Level 1” threat and the threat level goes up to “Level 2” east of I-25 and over the plains.
Storms look to start in the foothills around 2 to 3 p.m. and then pass through the metro area from 4 to 6 p.m.
Weather tomorrow: Less active but still a threat
Sunday will be less active when it comes to storms, but the storms that do develop could once again have hail with a “Level 2” threat over the metro.
Looking ahead: A return to seasonal temps, more storms
Temperatures do become more seasonal into the workweek with isolated storms continuing…