Severe thunderstorms and potential tornado activity threatened Colorado's Front Range and eastern plains Monday.

Strong to severe storms will continue in northeastern Colorado Saturday evening ahead of warm and sunny conditions in Denver's weather forecast to end the weekend. Severe thunderstorm and tornado watches remain in effect until 9-10 p.

After officially hitting 90 degrees for the first time this season, the Denver weather forecast features more hot weather Sunday and next week before temperatures begin to moderate.

The last few days of May will be warm and mostly dry, but the Denver weather forecast does show a steady warming trend through the first week of June.

More hot temperatures and the chance for a few thunderstorms return to Denver’s weather forecast for the start of the next workweek.

Denver will enjoy early sunshine as highs warm to 80, before strong afternoon storms build over the area before pushing east.

Hail fell in downtown Denver and other parts of the Denver metro area, and operations were affected at Denver International Airport.