Grant Tosterud is the Chief Meteorologist at KRQE. He focuses on climate change, environmental issues, and regional interests, often discussing topics related to sustainability and natural resources in the context of North America and LATAM. Grant's insights and expertise have been featured in Yahoo News, Albuquerque Journal, and AOL, Inc.
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Grant Tosterud's coverage is primarily focused on local weather events, especially winter storms in New Mexico. His articles often highlight the potential impact of such weather conditions. If you're considering reaching out to Grant, it would be best to offer insights or data related to upcoming or ongoing winter storms in New Mexico. Providing information on preparedness measures, safety tips, or analysis of weather patterns specific to this region could be valuable for his reporting.
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Storm chances are back in Denver Thursday afternoon with seasonal highs near 90 degrees and extra clouds.
Daily thunderstorm chances will continue across parts of New Mexico into this weekend. High temperatures will climb into the triple digits for more of the state. Storms have once again developed ov…
By: Grant Tosterud
Daily thunderstorm chances will continue across parts of New Mexico into this weekend. High temperatures will climb into the triple digits for more of the state. Storms once again developed over th…
A strong area of high pressure is set to develop over the central U.S., bringing our next stretch of hot, dry weather, WCCO meteorologist Joseph Dames reports.
By: Grant Tosterud
Meteorologist Jack Maney is tracking a building heat dome in the coming days.
One more day of storms before a national heatwave settles in to Southern Colorado. Meteorologist Megan Montero has the forecast.
Storm chances will increase across New Mexico starting Tuesday as monsoon moisture moves into the state. The added moisture will also bring cooler high temperatures through the rest of the week.
Storm chances will increase across New Mexico starting Tuesday as monsoon moisture moves into the state. The added moisture will also bring cooler high temperatures through the rest of the week. A few isolated storms developed Monday afternoon across northern and southern New Mexico, along with southern Colorado. These storms are moving west and southwest […]
Storm chances will increase again Friday and Saturday across New Mexico, with locally heavy rain and flash flooding possible in parts of the state.
Storm chances will increase again Friday and Saturday across New Mexico, with locally heavy rain and flash flooding possible in parts of the state. Daily thunderstorm chances will continue in some areas into early next week. Fewer showers and storms developed across New Mexico Thursday. A few spotty showers will develop Friday morning across southeast […]
