Denver, Colorado – Virga showers and weak thunderstorms are expected to taper off across Colorado tonight, with only a slight chance of additional activity on the far eastern plains until midnight. Temperatures will remain mild overnight, ranging from 39°F in the mountains to 63°F on the plains. As the evening progresses, skies will gradually become partly cloudy, offering a calm night ahead for much of the state.
What to Expect Tonight
According to the National Weather Service, the low chances of further showers will diminish by midnight, leaving most areas with calm conditions. Temperatures in the foothills are expected to range between 45°F and 63°F, while the plains will see overnight temperatures between 55°F and 63°F. For travelers, roads will remain dry, though it’s worth noting that thunderstorms are expected to return Sunday afternoon.
Looking Ahead to Sunday
While tonight will be peaceful, the weather will turn more active on Sunday. Afternoon thunderstorms are expected, particularly in the lower elevations. Highs will climb to the mid-80s, creating the perfect conditions for storm development in the afternoon. Conditions will remain mild throughout the day, with skies clearing up slightly this evening.
Tonight in Colorado will be quiet and mild, with temperatures ranging from the high 30s in the mountains to the low 60s on the plains. By midnight, virga showers will have mostly ended, and skies will clear. However, Sunday will bring a return of afternoon thunderstorms, especially at lower elevations. Stay tuned for updates, and be prepared for stormy weather tomorrow.
