Denver weather: Heavier rainfall expected as temperatures stay high
Denver will still be well into the 90s on Wednesday, but some rain should help to cool it down.
The National Weather Service said to expect a high of around 96 degrees with a 60% chance of rain and gusty winds.
Rain could start as early as noon, with clouds forming likely into the afternoon. The weather service said to expect the bulk of the storm after 3 p.m.
Heavy localized rainfall could produce flash flood danger, forecasters warn. Most of the western part of the state is under flood watch.
Rain is expected to continue through Thursday before tapering off into the weekend, ushering in more hot and dry conditions.
Tonight, expect a low of around 65 degrees with storms possible through 3 a.m.




