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October starts out mild, with drying skies across the Colorado Plains (opens the original)
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Today’s Forecast:A FLOOD WATCH will remain in effect until noon Thursday, and includes the Arkansas River Valley, Aspen Acres burn scar, southeastern mountains, and southeastern Plains. On the Plains, this is where we expect to see the heaviest rain for the next few hours, with rain ending from west to east this afternoon. In the Pikes Peak Region, all FLOOD WATCHES have been allowed to expire early, and any chances for additional rain today will be low and light. It has also been windy this mor
Wet and windy Wednesday ahead as Flood Watches remain in effect (opens the original)
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Today’s Forecast:A high-impact storm will bring periods of rain and gusty wind to Southern Colorado on Wednesday, with a few isolated thunderstorms possible over the eastern Plains. This morning, we have seen a subtle shift in the evolution of the storm and the track of the incoming low and main moisture swath associated with the remnants of Hurricane Polo. While confidence is high for the highest totals to fall south of Highway 50, there's less confidence for beneficial moisture north of the Pa
Flood Watches start Tuesday, with the heaviest rain expected on Wednesday (opens the original)
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Today’s Forecast:A few early morning showers will linger at times into early this afternoon, but today should provide a brief break in the action before the main event arrives later tonight and into Wednesday morning. Temperatures this afternoon will stay cool, only warming into the 50s, 60s and very low 70s. Daytime highs on Tuesday will be around 8-10 degrees below average. FLOOD WATCHES will go into effect starting at noon for the Pikes Peak Region. These watches are already in effect for the
The remnants of Hurricane Polo will bring heavy rain to Colorado this week (opens the original)
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Today’s Forecast:Pacific moisture will begin to increase across the state this afternoon, with rain spreading east/northeastward from the mountains to I-25 and the Plains. By late this evening and into the overnight hours, the first round of widespread rainfall will be possible. Rain is likely to continue into Tuesday morning. Snow levels will stay high overnight, at or above 12,000 feet. Monday's temperatures will be as much as 5-10 degrees cooler than Sunday, topping out in the 70s and 80s on
Scattered storms return Friday ahead of a dry, breezy and warmer weekend (opens the original)
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Today’s Forecast:Areas of fog, and partly to mostly cloudy skies this morning will give way to stormy skies towards the afternoon and early evening hours. Best coverage for today's storms will be in the high country, especially along and west of the Continental Divide. For I-25 and the Pikes Peak Region, a quick moving line of storms is expected to race east this afternoon, bringing us our best chances for rain between 3 and 6 pm. Pockets of moderate to heavy rain, gusty winds, small hail, and f
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