After a day that the brought severe weather and a thunderstorm watch to southeast Colorado, Kiowa County will again see temperatures well below seasonal norms.

Sunday’s highs are only predicted to reach the low 70s across the county, a few degrees cooler than Saturday. A cold front dropped across the region late Friday, bringing relief from highs that had reached the 90s earlier in the day.

Isolated to scattered thunderstorms are possible later today, though less than one-tenth inch of precipitation is expected for most of the area.

Overnight, look for lows in the mid- to upper 40s, with Brandon and Sheridan Lake seeing the coolest temperatures.

Warmer weather is on the way as the high Monday moves to the low 80s while Tuesday is expected to reach the upper 80s. Highs Wednesday through at least Saturday are predicted to be in the 90s, with little chance for rain.

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Elsewhere in Colorado, a freeze warning will be in effect for the San Luis Valley Sunday night as temperatures drop to between 29 and 33 degrees. Parts of southwest Colorado saw a freeze warning Saturday night for similar temperatures.

Flood warnings and advisories continue in the southern and western mountains, as well as the Arkansas River in eastern Pueblo County, due to high water from ongoing snowmelt.

Weather information updated throughout the day is available at http://weather.KiowaCountyPress.net.