DENVER — A more ordinary spring-summer weather pattern is beginning to put in with dry mornings and isolated afternoon thunderstorms.
Thursday will have warmer highs around 70 degrees across the Front Range.
The mountains start dry, then await isolated day rain, snow and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the 40s, 50s and 60s.
The snowmelt at higher elevations kicks into high gear starting Thursday through the week. Expect rivers and streams to rise into next week.
Mountain highs hot into the 50s, 60s and 70s this weekend and into next week. Overnight lows do hit freezing, so it is mostly a day melt.
Saturday and Sunday start dry throughout the Front Range with isolated afternoon thunderstorms. Highs will reach 75 to 80 degrees.
Next week looks like drops 75 to 85 degrees most days and isolated afternoon thunderstorms.
Mountain Snowmelt: Freezing Level on the Increase. Meteorologist Chris Tomer.
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Pinpoint Weather Meteorologists Matt Makens, Christine Rapp, Chris Tomer, Chief Meteorologist Dave Fraser, Greg Dutra, and Jessica Lebel.
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