Weekly Weather Outlook for Colorado: July 20 through July 26

Colorado is in for another hot week, with chances for afternoon and night thunderstorms later in the week. Temperatures will cool down slightly toward the weekend and going into next week.

Here’s a look at daily temperatures across Colorado this week, courtesy of the Weather.com report:

Monday: Skies will be mostly sunny with hot temperatures.

  • Denver High/Low: 101/72
  • Breckenridge High/Low: 77/58
  • Grand Junction High/Low: 103/75

Tuesday: Mostly sunny skies continue.

  • Denver High/Low: 93/70
  • Breckenridge High/Low: 74/57
  • Grand Junction High/Low: 103/73

Wednesday: Temperatures cool down slightly with chances for afternoon thunderstorms.

  • Denver High/Low: 91/66
  • Breckenridge High/Low: 73/56
  • Grand Junction High/Low: 90/70

Thursday: Scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon across the state.

  • Denver High/Low: 84/66
  • Breckenridge High/Low: 66/56
  • Grand Junction High/Low: 90/70

Friday: Expect mostly sunny skies with afternoon thunderstorms in the mountains.

  • Denver High/Low: 93/69
  • Breckenridge High/Low: 72/59
  • Grand Junction High/Low: 98/73

Saturday: Sunshine and afternoon thunderstorms in the mountains continue.

  • Denver High/Low: 98/71
  • Breckenridge High/Low: 74/59
  • Grand Junction High/Low: 100/74

Sunday: The mountains could see more afternoon thunderstorms, but sunny skies are expected across the rest of the state.

  • Dene High/Low: 97/69
  • Breckenridge High/Low: 74/59
  • Grand Junction High/Low: 100/73

Weather reports can obviously change quite rapidly. Stay up to date with weather predictions by visiting Weather.com.

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