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America’s Mountain gets its first dusting of fall snow (opens the original)
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - Fall has just begun and Pikes Peak is giving way to the warmer temperatures and received its first round of accumulating snow on the 14,115-foot summit on Wednesday afternoon. While it wasn’t measurable, some live cameras on top of Pikes Peak showed the light dusting. It’s typical for America’s Mountain to see the first snowfall in late September into October. With 33-degree temperatures recorded by the National Weather service around 6 p.m. and enough moisture i
Severe thunderstorm watch stays active in southern Colorado for Wednesday evening (opens the original)
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT: A Severe Thunderstorm Watch stays active until 11:00 PM for many. Threats of large hail, damaging winds, lightning and flooding are possible. The Pikes Peak Regin will see this shift out after dinnertime. More storms for Pueblo can be expected around 8:00 PM. The plains will see some of those stronger storms later at night. THURSDAY: The day starts with sunshine ahead of more isolated thunderstorms by the afternoon hours. Some of which, could be strong in the Pikes Peak Region.
Flooding, damaging winds and large hail threats stick around into Wednesday (opens the original)
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TUESDAY NIGHT: Lingering strong storms are expected close to the HWY 50 corridor. Threats of flooding, large hail and gusty winds are possible, especially across the plains later tonight. The I-25 corridor dries out with overnight lows in the upper 50s and 60s. WEDNESDAY: Wednesday starts the day with sunshine and then increasing clouds and moisture is expected in the afternoon. Severe storms can be expected for the Pikes Peak Region from 2 PM until about 8 PM with similar threats of large hail,
Southern Colorado will see dangerous heat to start the work week (opens the original)
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SUNDAY NIGHT: Overnight lows will be in the 60s for many with heat advisories lingering until 8 PM. Clear skies are expected too. MONDAY: Afternoon clouds are expected with a few chances at isolated showers, but it’s likely none of the moisture will reach the ground because it will be so hot. Heat advisories are active from 9 AM until 8 PM as temperatures reach upper 90s for Colorado Springs and triple digits for Pueblo and the plains. These temperatures rival previous records for many. Download
Flooding concerns continue into Wednesday evening in southern Colorado (opens the original)
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT: The ground is so saturated from yesterday and tonight another round of slow-moving storms are expected. Flash flooding and localized flooding are the big concerns for Wednesday evening. Some flash flood watches and regular flood watches are active across southern Colorado until 9 PM. The plains can expect these storms to shift into the area between 9 PM and midnight. Lows will be in the 50s and 60s for most. THURSDAY: Humidity sticks around with clouds to start the day. Highs wi
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