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Denver’s Weather Rollercoaster Hits with Storms and Summer Heat This Weekend

Denver braces for highs in the low 90s and pop‑up afternoon thunderstorms—perfect timing for summer adventures, with a few weather bumps ahead.

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Lakewood CO Weekend Forecast Warm Sunny Days with Scattered Storms
Denver skies swirl with summer warmth and clouds—storm-chasers and sun-seekers both have something to look forward to this weekend.

Day 1 (Friday, July 4): Expect a traditional summer combo—the morning kicks off with scattered showers, giving way to a mix of clouds and sunshine. Afternoon temps will hold around 87 °F (30 °C) with lows dipping to a comfortable 63 °F (17 °C). If you’re heading out for fireworks or a river float, pack a light rain jacket just in case, but don’t worry, the sun’s expected to blaze through by late morning.

Day 2 (Saturday, July 5): A summer scorcher at first glance—highs of 91 °F (33 °C) are on the menu, but the forecast warns of strong afternoon thunderstorms, some potentially producing hail or gusty winds. Ideal for early hikes or breakfast at The Delectable Egg ☀️, but plan to wrap up outdoor activities before midday to skip the storms.


Day 3 (Sunday, July 6): Slightly cooler with highs around 90 °F (32 °C) and evening lows near 60 °F (16 °C). Expect more of those pop-up afternoon storms. Sunday evening barbeques? Perfect timing—get the coals going early and stay alert for sudden shifts. A well-placed patio umbrella might just save your celebration.

A thundershower in spots in the morning; otherwise, periods of clouds and sunshineFri, Jul 487°63°A thundershower in spots in the morning; otherwise, periods of clouds and sunshine
Turning cloudy with a thunderstorm in spots this afternoon; thunderstorms can bring hail and damaging windsToday91°64°Turning cloudy with a thunderstorm in spots this afternoon; thunderstorms can bring hail and damaging winds
Sun and some clouds with a thunderstorm in spots in the afternoonSunday91°60°Sun and some clouds with a thunderstorm in spots in the afternoon



Local Tip
Beat the heat and storms by starting any outdoor plans early—think sunrise hikes in Red Rocks Park or morning walks along the Cherry Creek Trail. And remember, Denver’s summer storms can build fast; turn back if you hear thunder.

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