Winter storm warning for Mesa County
The National Weather Service in Grand Junction has issued a Winter Storm Warning for heavy snow. The advisory extends until 3 AM Tuesday.
The National Weather Service in Grand Junction has issued a Winter Storm Warning for heavy snow. The advisory extends until 3 AM Tuesday.
It touched down for less than a minute eight miles east of Larkspur
It's a welcome change after the hottest summer on record in the state.
With recent drought conditions, there may be no better time to discuss the state of our river here in Western Colorado. Tonight, the community is invited to come out, listen, learn, and voice their concerns on what's turning out to be a difficult water year in Mesa County.
The National Weather Service is conducting a statewide test of Colorado's tornado warning system.
Dallas Police say possible tornadoes have touched down in the southern part of that city as a band of severe weather moves through northern Texas.
Through the next couple days winds will be quick moving coming out of the southwest bringing in dry air. This will promote fire weather danger from today through Friday as wind gusts could be as high as 40mph during the afternoon. Dry fuels at the surface are lacking through the northern Grand Valley therefore a red flag warning has not been issued through the area. However, areas south of I-70 namely Montrose, Delta, and Gunnison county will be under the warning from noon to 9pm tomorrow. These winds will also usher in very warm air helping to heat up the surface bringing afternoon highs into the middle to upper 80's through the rest of the week and into the weekend.
Grand Junction, CO(KKCO)-Another cloudless day is expected for the Grand Valley as temperatures will climb to above normal once again.
Grand Junction,CO(KKCO)-The forecast looks good for this weekend all over the Western Slope. Cooler temperatures will start off the weekend but lots of sun will fill the sky. Daytime highs on Friday will be five to ten degrees below the seasonal normal.
Grand Junction, CO(KKCO)-The forecast looks good for this weekend all over the state. Cooler temperatures will start off the weekend but lots of sun will fill the sky.
Grand Junction, CO(KKCO)-Forecast looks good for all the events around the Grand Valley. Cooler temperatures will start off the weekend but lots of sun will fill the sky. The Grand Valley will gradually get warmer as the weekend goes along and the sun will continue to dominate. Winds will be calm and clouds should be scarce throughout this weekend.
Thursday Forecast
Wednesday Forecast
Tuesday Forecast
Wednesday Forecast
As the Grand Valley quickly approaches the end to many growing seasons, there is one crop that still hasn't hit its peak, tomatoes. In a normal season, many growers will start picking ripe tomatoes shortly after the 4th of July.
Grand Junction, CO(KKCO)-Clouds and rain will exit the Western Slope shortly after lunch and continue to push their way north east. Most of the state will see lingering showers and thunderstorms until early afternoon, with the storms strengthening as you move towards the Colorado-Wyoming state line.
Grand Junction, CO(KKCO)-Clouds and rain will exit the Western Slope shortly after lunch and continue to push their way north east. Most of the state will see lingering showers and thunderstorms until early afternoon, with the storms strengthening as you move towards the Colorado-Wyoming state line.
Grand Junction, CO(KKCO)-The week looks to be sunny and warm so if you can, make some plans outside. Both the Grand Junction downtown farmer's market and the Fruita Thursday night concert series look to have perfect weather conditions.
Friday will once again be sunny and warm as temperatures top out a few degrees higher than the seasonal average, at around 93.
Friday will once again be sunny and warm as temperatures top out a few degrees higher than the seasonal average, at around 93.
A big change coming this weekend as the sun moves out and clouds and chance of rain moves in.
Wednesday's Forecast
Grand Junction, CO(KKCO)-After a slight chance of rain on Monday morning the rest of the work week looks to dry out with temperatures around 90. Thursday looks good for all outdoor events with mostly sunny skies all day and temperatures cooling off into the mid 80's shortly after dinner time.
Grand Junction, CO(KKCO)-A cold front moving through western Colorado this morning will continue to move to the south and east throughout the day. Showers and thunderstorms will develop around the front and will continue through this morning, especially for the south.
