Few clouds are expected Monday as warm weather settles in across Denver and Colorado’s high plains bringing sunny blue skies and night low temperatures above freezing, according to the National Weather Service.
The high temperature in Denver will be 74 degrees, decreasing to a low of 46 degrees Monday night, weather service forecasters said. Light wind with gusts at speeds up to 16 miles per hour may blow across the city Monday afternoon. In the mountains, rain may fall, with thunderstorms here and there, forecasters said.
Dry conditions likely will prevail in the city through Monday. At night, clouds will spread but were expected to dwindle before dawn.
🌷Warmer today, with highs 70-75 on the plains under mostly sunny skies (at least until mid afternoon). Scattered pm showers/isolated thunderstorm mountains – highest coverage around Park County.
— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder)
