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The National Weather Service Grand Junction office spent this week informing residents how to prepare for winter as part of Colorado Winter Weather Awareness Week.
Snow and rain are forecast across the valley Wednesday and Thursday as a passing low-pressure system drops temperatures across the Western Slope, a National Weather Service meteorologist said.
The two-day rain event that poured over the Grand Valley on Wednesday and Thursday managed to break some records in the process.
Wednesday's floods are one of the first times this season that all five Utah national parks flooded at the same time. Here's what happened:
Temperatures throughout Colorado shattered records Friday as triple-digit heat rolled in after recent weeks of rainfall. “The whole state’s pretty toasty,” meteorologist Cameron Simcoe said.Cities along the I-25 corridor began seeing record heat early in the afternoon on Friday. In Colorado Springs, residents endured temperatures that tied a 96-degree record set 38 years ago. By 2 p.m., Pueblo residents had seen temperatures outside reach a sweltering 103 degrees, breaking the city’s previous record set in 2016. In Alamosa, outside temperatures reached 92 degrees early Friday afternoo...