Casey Dorn is a Meteorologist at KOAA5. He focuses on climate change and environmental issues, covering topics such as climate policy, global warming, and natural resources, with a keen interest in regional and world news related to these themes. Casey's insights and expertise have also been featured in The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC.
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Casey Dorn's coverage predominantly focuses on weather-related events and their impact, particularly in Southern Colorado. She seems to be highly interested in providing local residents with information regarding winter storms, blizzards, wind conditions, and cold temperatures.
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DENVER — The heat is on again today across Colorado as a powerful ridge of high pressure slowly drifts north.
The heat continues this week in southern Colorado, with a powerful high to the north of Colorado bringing heat to much of the intermountain west, and it will be gusty for the next several afternoons.
By: Casey Dorn
Today's Forecast: It will be hot again today in southern Colorado. Skies will be sunny, and it will be breezy during the afternoon. Winds will be southeasterly.
Colorado Springs residents get back outside after a week of poor air quality; how to use the Air Quality Index to know when it's safe to be outside
By: Casey Dorn
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — Monsoon storms are moving through southern Colorado, bringing welcome relief after a bone-dry start to the summer, but
High pressure begins to strengthen over Colorado again on Friday, which will lower storm chances over the eastern plains. But, the monsoon tap will still be on over the mountain regions.
Today's Forecast: Scorching, sizzling, roasting, record-shattering...whatever term you want to use, Sunday was HOT across southern and eastern Colorado.
Today's Forecast: Pack the umbrella as you step outside this morning...the monsoon tap is on, and we're tracking the potential for heavy thunderstorms this afternoon.
Today's Forecast: A Flash Flood Emergency was issued Tuesday for a portion of the Aspen Acres burn scar due to a very heavy thunderstorm that tracked over the northern half of the fire.
By: Casey Dorn
Near-record heat is back in southern Colorado today with 90s and triple digits this afternoon. With the heat comes very low relative humidity, and the wind in some areas will lead to high fire threats
