Weather for Sunday, July 18th
Showers and thunderstorms are possible again this afternoon and will become more widespread today. Flash flooding remains possible especially over area burn scars.
Showers and thunderstorms are possible again this afternoon and will become more widespread today. Flash flooding remains possible especially over area burn scars.
Our weather pattern is expected to remain active with daily afternoon thunderstorms continuing into early next week. Flash flooding is possible especially over area burn scars.
Colorado residents with phone numbers in the 719 and 970 area codes should start dialing all 10-digits for all local calls.
Our weather pattern is expected to remain active with daily afternoon thunderstorms through the weekend.
The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comments on a draft Environmental Assessment considering the proposed mine road realignment and expansion of the Hard Rock Main Pit aggregate mine south of Salida.
Ark Valley Helping Hands (AVHH) is pleased to announce the recent appointment of April Obholz Bergeler as its executive director.
Hazy, smoky conditions continue today across Colorado. Currently, 59 large wildfires have burned almost 900,000 acres across the country this year.
Daily afternoon and evening thunderstorms are expected to continue through the weekend.
[Update] I-70 near Glenwood Canyon has reopened after flash flood warning closed highway.
The Delta variant accounts for more than half of the variant cases in the Valley for the month of June. Delta spreads more easily, can cause more severe illness, and is slightly more likely to cause “breakthrough” cases.
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A Flash Flood Watch is in effect through tonight. Monsoon moisture will result in numerous showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening.
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