Rachael Plath

Tonight:  Showers and thunderstorms are expected to continue through the evening, with some of them again producing heavy rainfall - any storms that move over burn scars or saturated areas will be capable of producing flash flooding. The storms are expected to diminish before midnight.  Lows will once again cool to the lower to middle 60s for the plains and into to the low 50s for the mountains.

Tomorrow:  We are expecting another round of showers and thunderstorms, and the storms that do develop should be a bit more intense than those on Monday.  These storms will be slow moving and capable of producing very heavy rain which is concerning for area burn scars and areas saturated by recent heavy rain as these areas will be particularly susceptible to flash flooding.  Flash Flood Watches have already been issued from noon to midnight for most of southern Colorado.  High temperatures will stay cool with highs in the 70s and 80s.

Extended:  Noticeably cooler air and an abundance of thunderstorms will take us through Wednesday.  Flash flooding will be a big concern heading through this time frame as storms will be capable of producing very heavy rain, and the storms will be slow moving.  Temperatures will stay very cool through Wednesday.  By the end of the work week and into the weekend, storms will become more scattered and weaker and temperatures will gradually begin warming.