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Periods of showers & t-storms will continue over the entire region this evening and overnight, before gradually ending o...
09/30/2026

Periods of showers & t-storms will continue over the entire region this evening and overnight, before gradually ending on Thu. Locally heavy rainfall/flash flooding is possible, especially over the Aspen Acres Burn Scar and the plains south of Highway 50.

Periods of showers & t-storms will continue over the entire region today and tonight, before gradually ending on Thu. Lo...
09/30/2026

Periods of showers & t-storms will continue over the entire region today and tonight, before gradually ending on Thu. Locally heavy rainfall/flash flooding is possible, especially over the Aspen Acres Burn Scar and the plains south of Highway 50.

Tropical moisture will be on the increase later today, with periods of showers & t-storms over the entire region into Th...
09/29/2026

Tropical moisture will be on the increase later today, with periods of showers & t-storms over the entire region into Thursday. Locally heavy rainfall/flash flooding is possible, especially over the eastern mountains tonight through Thursday morning.

Impressive national satellite imagery with two distinct features that will come together & bring widespread heavy rainfa...
09/29/2026

Impressive national satellite imagery with two distinct features that will come together & bring widespread heavy rainfall to much of the central U.S. in the coming days. Deep upper low on the left side of the loop & Hurricane Polo right next to it (enhanced green).

After a lull this morning, tropical moisture will increase later today, with periods of showers & t-storms over the enti...
09/29/2026

After a lull this morning, tropical moisture will increase later today, with periods of showers & t-storms over the entire region into Thursday. Locally heavy rainfall/flash flooding is possible, especially over the eastern mountains tonight into Saturday.

A Flash Flood Watch is in effect for much of south and eastern Colorado, as monsoon moisture moves across the state. Wid...
09/28/2026

A Flash Flood Watch is in effect for much of south and eastern Colorado, as monsoon moisture moves across the state. Widespread showers and thunderstorms, capable of producing heavy rain, are expected across the region, with an elevated threat for flash flooding developing over recent burn scars and areas already saturated by recent heavy rain.

Tropical moisture will continue to move into the area tonight, bringing periods of showers & t-storms to the entire regi...
09/28/2026

Tropical moisture will continue to move into the area tonight, bringing periods of showers & t-storms to the entire region into Thursday. Locally heavy rainfall/flash flooding is possible over the San Juan Mtns into early Wednesday, and over the San Luis Valley, southern Sangres, southern I-25 corridor and southeastern plains Tuesday into Thursday morning.

Tropical moisture will move into the area today, bringing periods of showers & t-storms to the entire region from this a...
09/28/2026

Tropical moisture will move into the area today, bringing periods of showers & t-storms to the entire region from this afternoon into Thu. Locally heavy rainfall/flash flooding is possible over the San Juan Mtns today into Tue, and over the srn Sangres, srn I-25 corridor and far sern plains on Tue/Wed.

Tropical moisture will begin to gradually increase over the Four Corners region and spread into southwest Colorado tonig...
09/27/2026

Tropical moisture will begin to gradually increase over the Four Corners region and spread into southwest Colorado tonight into Monday. This will bring showers and thunderstorms to the southwest mountains, with locally heavy rainfall possible. Moisture will continue to spread north and east through mid week, with a good chance for rain developing over much of southern Colorado through the period. Locally heavy rainfall will be possible, especially along and south of Highway 50. The highest precipitation totals are expected along the southern border.

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