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Here We Go: Again…More Severe Storms Wednesday
HERE WE GO, AGAIN Well crew, the moisture isn’t mixing out and we’ve got a wave coming in from the west….so we’re looking at severe
June 24, 2026
HERE WE GO, AGAIN Well crew, the moisture isn’t mixing out and we’ve got a wave coming in from the west….so we’re looking at severe
STRONG NIGHTTIME STORMS An atypical pattern for Colorado is likely tonight with very large hail possible in the cities. Isolated storms east of the
CLASSIC PATTERN EARLY IN THE WEEK Low-level moisture moving up the slope toward the Rocky Mountains and northwest flow aloft riding a ridge to our
Low-level moisture is lower this afternoon and there is less oomph in the mid-levels of the atmosphere compared to Saturday. It means fewer storms
Severe Storms or High Fire Danger Saturday Welcome to your weekend! A system passing over Colorado and Wyoming on Saturday is going to make for
SIGHTS ON SATURDAY Your weekend begins with a very interesting weather day. As a system approaches the region from the west, scheduled to move across
STORM CHANCES MONDAY Low-level moisture is still around this afternoon behind the cold front that gave us highs in the 60s and 70s on Sunday.
COLD FRONT ARRIVING We take the edge off today from Friday’s heat! It’ll be breezy as the front arrives from the north. Where the front
SEVERE STORMS FRIDAY Severe thunderstorms over eastern Las Animas County, southern Bent and Prowers Counties, and Baca County are likely to develop today between 2:30-4pm,
Utah was blowing and Kansas was sucking yesterday and we were the windy spot between! There was sand in the air, there was dust in
