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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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.
Our well advertised pattern flip begins today, with increasing chances for rain and burn scar flooding through Thursday.
Numerous, strong thunderstorms this afternoon and evening will bring an increased threat of flooding to Southern Colorado on Thursday.
By: Alan Rose
Heavy rain and severe weather threats will continue on the Plains through Tuesday evening, with more showers and storms on Wednesday
Flash flooding will be less of a concern on Thursday as the heaviest rainfall and strongest storms will favor the eastern Plains.
Today's Forecast: After record breaking heat on Monday, we're tracking some big changes on Tuesday thanks to the passage of a potent, early morning cold front.
After a significant cool down on Tuesday, highs will rebound to near average on Wednesday, climbing back into the 80s and 90s.
Fires out west and a building ridge of high pressure will bring us hot and hazy weather through Friday, with more of the same this weekend.
