Alan Rose is a Morning Meteorologist at KOAA5. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a strong focus on climate change and the environment, including topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming. Alan's work has been featured in The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC.
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Alan Rose's coverage predominantly focuses on weather-related events, particularly in the local context of Southern Colorado. He seems to be highly responsive to announcements and seasonal changes, with a strong emphasis on weather alerts and forecasts related to snow, temperature variations, and fire danger.
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Increasing moisture will bring a chance for showers to Southern Colorado on Monday, with rain and snow chances further increasing by mid-week.
Starting Tuesday and lasting through Thursday morning, a major storm will bring rain, snow and a hard freeze to Southern Colorado.
By: Aidan Hulting, Alan Rose
Today's Forecast: Mother Nature's taste of winter will be felt this morning across the Pikes Peak Region, with snow this morning giving way to clearing skies late this afternoon and evening.
The wind will be weaker on Friday, with highs down a couple of degrees in the afternoon as fire danger lessens across Colorado.
By: Alan Rose
A mixed bag of weather this weekend for Colorado, with rain and severe storms to the north and fire danger down south.
The first week of June will begin warm, with isolated storms Monday, and increasing chances for rain by mid-week.
Conditions across Colorado will remain ripe for fast-moving wildfires due to dry and weather through at least mid-week.
Critical fire weather conditions will continue through at least the end of the week in Colorado as temps turn, hot, hot, hot.
High pressure will keep the Plains dry through at least the end of the week, with thunderstorms possible each day in the mountains.
Thursday won't bring any big weather changes to Southern Colorado, with storms in the mountains and dry air on the Plains.
