After another active afternoon and evening across Southern Colorado, Monday looks like a rinse-and-repeat kind of day. We will start the work week dry, warm,
We are looking at a lot of the same ingredients that brought late-day storms to parts of the region Saturday, including some very heavy rain
The strong El Niño is here. Yes, THAT Super El Niño. https://youtu.be/AiAQf7x7xG0 The Climate Prediction Center’s September-through-November outlook favors above-average precipitation across parts of Colorado,
Overnight, winds will shift to be out of the east which will increase low-level moisture. With more moisture to work with, an uptick in storm
Friday is bringing another hot one to Southern Colorado, with temperatures running close to record levels in Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and parts of the eastern
COOLDOWN A brief cool down of about ten degrees today east of the mountains. Enjoy it because it doesn’t last long…we bump back up
As high pressure builds overhead, temperatures are expected to climb on Tuesday! Along and east of I-25, highs in the 90s and 100s are expected.
SEVERE STORMS SUNDAY Sunday afternoon and evening will bring another active round of thunderstorms. The large-scale pattern is shifting the better focus south and
High pressure situated to our southeast is expected to continue ushering in monsoonal moisture, setting the stage for yet another afternoon of heavy rain-producing storms.
HEAVY RAIN Thursday brought a number of areas with between 1-2.5″ of rain under afternoon and evening storms. If you had heavy rain yesterday and
