Colorado Weather

Clear skies and warming trend heading our way through Friday, with temperatures running warmer than normal across the valley.

Western Colorado's bracing for serious wind Thursday and Friday, with gusts pushing 35 miles per hour across the region.

Monday's storms could dump serious rain fast across western Colorado, especially south of I-70. Saturated ground means trouble.

One last scorcher on Friday before things shift dramatically. A cold front and deeper moisture are moving in this weekend, bringing a real chance for heavy rain.

Mountain storms rolling in through Friday could dump heavy rain fast, especially near burn scars where flooding becomes a real concern.

Mountain thunderstorms are on repeat this week across western Colorado and eastern Utah, with afternoon storms likely every single day over higher terrain.

Colorado temperatures are running five to ten degrees above normal this week, with the hottest conditions staying south of the Grand Valley.

Fewer storms Friday, but burn scars across Western Colorado and eastern Utah still face real flash flood risk from even one slow-moving cell.

Thursday is shaping up to be the day to watch, with flash flooding and debris flow risks running high across Western Colorado and eastern Utah.

Thursday shapes up as the most unsettled day of the week for western Colorado, with storms possibly packing heavy rain, hail, and gusty winds well into the overnight hours.