Colorado Weather

Enjoy Thursday and Friday while you can. A major weather system is heading this way with tropical moisture that could dump serious rain starting Saturday.

After months of drought, southwestern Colorado got drenched in September. Some areas received nearly a year's worth of rain in just weeks.

Grand Junction's hitting 85 degrees this week, which is about 15 degrees hotter than it should be for early October.

Sunshine's making a comeback after all that rain, and fall temperatures are finally settling in where they should be.

Tropical moisture is about to drench the Four Corners with one to four inches of rain, possibly more in some spots.

Southwest Colorado's already waterlogged ground just took another soaking, and rivers are climbing again even as the rain stays manageable.

Enjoy the clear skies while they last. Everything changes once Tuesday rolls around and moisture floods the region.

Moisture levels are running nearly double what's normal right now across Western Colorado, setting the stage for some serious storm potential this Friday.

Western Colorado's water crisis just hit a new low. Island Lake's island literally reconnected to shore as drought tightens its grip.

Monday's looking rough out there, folks. Strong storms rolling in with potential hail, heavy rain, and the real risk of flash flooding in burn scar areas.