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Fall rains bring promise, challenges

After a summer of drought, Grand Junction received 2.43 inches of precipitation in October, nearly two-and-a-half times the normal amount for the month, said National Weather Service meteorologist Brooke Scholtens. The city had recorded 4.11 inches in the first nine months of the year combined. Scholtens said October’s precipitation was...

Grand Junction, CO · 2d
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Rain increasingly likely on Saturday

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - The rest of this week will stay dry, then rain and mountain snow will fall this weekend. Wednesday will be mainly sunny with a few passing clouds. We’ll warm from low-to-mid 30s at 7 AM to low-to-mid 50s at noon, then to upper 50s and lower 60s at 4 PM. High temperatures in the afternoon will be near 62 degrees around Grand Junction, 58 degrees around Montrose, 60 degrees around Montrose, 61 degrees around Cortez, and 61 degrees around Moab. Low temperatures in the morning will be near 37 degrees around Grand Junction, 32 degrees around Montrose, 33 degrees around Delta, 32 degrees around Cortez, and 39 degrees around Moab.

Grand Junction, CO · 3d
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Grand Valley November Forecast: Mild Stretch Ahead Before Potential Sunday Storm System

Quiet week ahead: temps four to eight degrees above normal, breezy Tuesday, light flurries in the mountains. Enjoy the calm before Sunday.

Fruita, CO · 4d

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Colorado Weather Alert: Grand Junction Storms Nov 14–15

Grand Junction faces a weekend weather change as Saturday showers and thunderstorms enter the outlook.

Grand Junction, CO · 3d

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Dry times ahead, slightly warmer than average temperatures

The main theme of this week will be sunshine and above normal temperatures! Tomorrow will feature a mix of clouds and sunshine, but that won’t stop temperatures from rising up into the low 60s once again. With light winds, it will feel very pleasant to be outside, definitely a lunch outside kind of day if […]

Grand Junction, CO · 4d

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Rain returns this weekend, but we’ll stay dry until then

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - Some changes in our forecast could spell rain this weekend, but we will stay dry and unseasonably warm until then. Tuesday will be partly cloudy. We’ll warm from mid-to-upper 30s at 7 AM to low-to-mid 50s at noon, then to upper 50s and lower 60s at 6 PM. High temperatures in the afternoon will be near 60 degrees around Grand Junction, 57 degrees around Montrose, 59 degrees around Delta, 60 degrees around Cortez, and 60 degrees around Moab. Low temperatures in the morning will be near 39 degrees around Grand Junction, 34 degrees around Montrose, 35 degrees around Delta, 33 degrees around Cortez, and 39 degrees around Moab.

Grand Junction, CO · 4d

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Grand Valley November Forecast: Mild Stretch Ahead Before Potential Sunday Storm System

Quiet week ahead: temps four to eight degrees above normal, breezy Tuesday, light flurries in the mountains. Enjoy the calm before Sunday.

Fruita, CO · 4d

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Dry, unseasonably warm weather to dominate our new week

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - Our new week will be dry with above-normal temperatures, giving us a chance to dry out a little bit after the abundant rain of the past few weeks. Monday’s Forecast. Monday will be sunny. We’ll warm from mid-to-upper 30s at 7 AM to low-to-mid...

Grand Junction, CO · 5d

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Colorado Weather Alert: Grand Junction 60° All Week, Nov. 9-13

Cold mornings will give way to remarkably steady 60-degree afternoons across Grand Junction this week, offering western Colorado an extended stretch of dry November weather before Thanksgiving approaches.

Grand Junction, CO · 5d

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Western Colorado Weather: Snow Showers Friday, 60s by Sunday Nov 8

Grand Junction, CO – Residents across western Colorado can expect a relatively quiet stretch of November weather beginning Friday, November 6, although isolated rain and snow showers in the mountains and patchy valley fog could create localized travel concerns before warmer conditions arrive this weekend.

Grand Junction, CO · 7d

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Bear attacks surge in Colorado as drought and an early freeze leave bears hungry

With hungry bears ranging farther for food in drought-stricken Colorado, a wildlife center near Silt is feeding 32 cubs ahead of winter. During Colorado’s hottest summer on record, creeks dried up on the Western Slope. Black bears looking for food and water moved downhill toward the Colorado River, where water was still flowing and Interstate 70 runs along the valley.

Colorado · 8d

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Clouds on Friday will clear and leave the weekend sunny

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - Warming sun will shine across Western Colorado this weekend, but first, there are some Friday clouds. Friday will be partly to mostly cloudy in the morning with gradual clearing that sets up a sunny afternoon. We’ll warm from mid-to-upper 30s at 7 AM to upper 40s and lower 50s at noon, then to low-to-mid 50s at 4 PM. High temperatures in the afternoon will be near 57 degrees around Grand Junction, 54 degrees around Montrose, 56 degrees around Delta, 56 degrees around Cortez, and 59 degrees around Moab. Low temperatures in the morning will be near 40 degrees around Grand Junction, 36 degrees around Montrose, 37 degrees around Delta, 33 degrees around Cortez, and 42 degrees around Moab.

Grand Junction, CO · 8d

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Grand Junction, CO Weather Nov. 6: Snow Possible in Mountains

National Weather Service says isolated mountain snow showers remain possible Friday afternoon.

Grand Junction, CO · 8d

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Heavy rains cause widespread flooding in Delta, Montrose counties

DELTA COUNTY, Colo. (KREX) – Heavy rain over the weekend caused widespread flooding, high creek flows and road closures across Montrose and Delta counties on Monday morning. Authorities issued alerts urging residents to avoid flooded roadways and take protective actions if water impacts their homes. The high water follows...

Montrose County, CO · 11d

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Rain falls Wednesday, then we’re dry into next week

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - Rain and mountain snow will fall Wednesday afternoon and evening across much of Western Colorado. Wednesday will start sunny, but we’ll cloud up quickly by around midday. Areas of rain and mountain snow will increase starting around midday. We’ll warm from mid-to-upper 30s at 7 AM to upper 40s and lower 50s at noon, then cool toward mid-to-upper 40s at 4 PM. High temperatures around midday to early afternoon will be near 52 degrees around Grand Junction, 53 degrees around Montrose, 54 degrees around Delta, 54 degrees around Cortez, and 51 degrees around Moab. Low temperatures in the morning will be near 37 degrees around Grand Junction, 31 degrees around Montrose, 32 degrees around Delta, 29 degrees around Cortez, and 38 degrees around Moab.

Grand Junction, CO · 9d

Country Herald

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Colorado Weather Nov. 3-5: Mountain Snow Hits Passes Wednesday in Grand Junction

Grand Junction, CO – Western Colorado residents and mountain travelers face changing weather conditions Wednesday, Nov. 4, as a fast-moving storm system brings snow to higher elevations, rain to lower valleys and a rain-snow mix to some mountain communities.

Grand Junction, CO · 10d

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Can’t See the Bookcliffs? Why Grand Junction’s Winter Inversions Trap Cold Air and Smoke

Grand Junction sits in a bowl surrounded by mountains, and sometimes cold air gets trapped down here while warm air sits above it like a lid -- that's a temperature inversion.

Grand Junction, CO · 10d

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KVNF Regional Newscast: November 2, 2026

"Particularly dangerous" flooding hits southwest Colorado for the second time in just over a week. For the second time in just over a week, heavy rain flooded parts of southwest Colorado on Sunday, the Durango Herald reported. The National Weather Service in Grand Junction called it "a particularly dangerous situation" in a flood warning that, as of Sunday night, was set to run until 4:15 p.m. Monday. La Plata County's sheriff temporarily closed all county roads Sunday afternoon, and by evening areas around Durango, Ignacio and Bayfield were under evacuation orders. Closer to home, provisional U.S. Geological Survey data show the San Miguel River's flow near Placerville more than tripled on Sunday. The state says anyone who needs shelter can call 2-1-1.

Montrose County, CO · 11d

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Southwest Colorado is out of drought for the first time since January. Now an atmospheric river is aimed at ground that cannot take more

A week after a flood that set records on the Piedra and the San Juan, the U.S. Drought Monitor map released Thursday, October 29, shows Dolores, San Juan, Mineral and Rio Grande counties with no drought at all for the first time since January, and La Plata County drought-free for the first time since the end of 2024. Archuleta County had already cleared on the October 20 map. The same week, the National Weather Service in Grand Junction issued a hydrologic outlook for a second Pacific storm, an atmospheric river due Sunday and Monday, and warned that the ground it will fall on is still saturated.

Colorado · 15d

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Rain fades to an end on Monday, then the sun brightens the sky

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - Rain and mountain snow will gradually diminish tonight and Monday. Weather Alert: Winter Storm Warning for the San Juans. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect until noon Monday for the San Juan Mountains above 10,000 feet. Snowfall of 12-18 inches is expected to disrupt travel along Highway 550 and Highway 160 and nearby areas. Wind gusts up to 45 mph can blow the snow and reduce visibility to dangerously low levels. This includes areas around Telluride, Silverton, Ouray, Wolf Creek Pass, Ophir, Sawpit, Lake City, and Red Mountain Pass.

Grand Junction, CO · 12d