Alex O'Brien is a Meteorologist at KOAA. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate change, environmental issues, and education. Alex's work has been featured in The Spectator Australia, LastWordOnSports.com, BBC World, Denver7 News, The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, and welcome to poker.org.
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Both Saturday and Sunday will bring scorching temperatures to southern Colorado. Heat advisories are in effect from 11 am until 9 pm.
By: Alex O Brien, Alex-Obrien
Temperatures will ease up by a few degrees, and thunderstorms will crank up in coverage over the next couple of days in southern Colorado.
By: Alex O'Brien
A Flash Flood Emergency remains in effect until 8 pm on Tuesday, July 28th for Beulah and San Isabel. The risk of flash flooding and debris flow remains high on Wednesday.
Thursday will be a hot summer day in southern Colorado. You may get lucky and cool down with a thunderstorm in the afternoon.
Southern Colorado will experience spotty thunderstorms on Friday afternoon and evening. These storms are possible at the Aspen Acres Fire, bringing a flash flood risk.
Southern Colorado will experience sunny conditions for the first few days of August. Temperatures will be well above average on Sunday, leading to a heat advisory.
Southern Colorado will warm up through the end of the week. The haze from wildfire smoke will stick around as well.
By: Alex O Brien, Alex-Obrien
Southern Colorado will experience hot temperatures on Thursday with 80s, 90s, and a couple of triple digits. The sky remains hazy from wildfire smoke.
Temperatures in southern Colorado will be near record highs for four days straight between Friday and Monday of next week.
Southern Colorado will experience temperatures near records over the weekend. Heat advisories have been issued ahead of the hot weather.
