Jessica Lebel

Denver’s weather will stay stormy for the next few days with scattered storm chances each afternoon through the weekend.

Colorado ranks fourth in the nation for lightning fatalities and is one of the states with the most lightning strikes per year.

The best chance for storms turning severe Monday night and Tuesday night will stay on the far eastern plains of Colorado near the Nebraska and Kansas state lines.

Storms could turn severe along the Front Range and Eastern Plains on Wednesday night.

Denver’s weather will stay wet for the next week. There will be a chance for storms each afternoon with heavy rain and lightning the main threats each day.

Denver’s weather will stay stormy Friday night with even better chances for storms through the weekend.

Denver’s weather will stay warm and dry for one more day before the stormy weather pattern returns. Temperatures will climb to the mid to upper 80s again on Tuesday.

Denver’s weather will turn stormy again on Wednesday with scattered afternoon storms. Some storms could turn severe with large hail and strong winds.

Denver’s weather saw another day of severe storms before dry, hot days return to the forecast.

Denver’s weather will dry out starting Friday after an active week of severe weather on the Front Range. Dry weather will stay into the weekend.