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Over 3 Inches of Rain Could Soak Durango With Flooding Risk for Telluride, Montrose, and Grand Junction as Active Storm Track Returns This Week
DURANGO, Colo. — An active storm track returns to Colorado this week, once again favoring areas west of the Continental Divide. The risk of heavy rain and localized flooding will rise in and around the San Juan Mountains and over recent burn scars. Rainfall estimates of 1 to 3 inches look reasonable, with locally higher amounts. The heaviest precipitation is expected to begin Wednesday.
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Up to 4 Inches of Precipitation Could Soak Durango, Montrose, and the San Juan Mountains Late Next Week as Flooding Concerns Grow Across Southwest Colorado Communities
DURANGO, Colo. — The wettest spot in the Lower 48 next week could be in southwest Colorado. Weather is expected to stay mostly dry through midweek, but a strong storm could bring 3 to 4 inches of precipitation to the San Juan Mountains late in the week. The moisture could help ease drought across the region. However, widespread flooding could become a concern in parts of southwest Colorado.
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Early snow on the slopes
MESA, Colo. (KREX) — Snow in October? It’s possible! Powderhorn Mountain Resort had its first snowfall on Wednesday. Powderhorn plans to open on Nov. 20, being almost two weeks earlier than last year’s opening date of Dec. 5. This will be Powderhorn’s 60th year since opening. The staff is looking forward to another great winter […]
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Winter Weather Advisory for the Grand Mesa: 4 to 8 Inches of Snow Above 9,500 Feet
Snow's blanketing the Grand Mesa this week, visible from town, bringing four to eight inches above 9500 feet. Highway 65 will get icy fast, so locals should wait a day before heading up the mountain.
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Rain and mountain snow end, now we’re turning colder
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - The last of the rain and mountain snow will end tonight and Thursday morning, then we’ll turn noticeably colder. On-and-off rain in the valleys on the Western Slope will linger through much of the night, then fade to an end between about 1 AM and 4 AM Thursday. Snow on the mountains may linger longer. It will fade between 9 AM and noon, and a few flurries are still possible along the Continental Divide through mid-afternoon. That snow in the mountains may slow your travel on I-70 over Vail Pass and at the Continental Divide through the Eisenhower-Johnson Tunnels, so plan for extra drive time to make your appointments if you’re heading over to Denver on Thursday morning.
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Grand Junction, CO Weather Oct. 16–20: Rain Ends, 70° Returns
GRAND JUNCTION, CO — Grand Junction is heading into a stretch of drier, sunnier October weather beginning Friday, Oct. 16, as a rainy midweek pattern gives way to several days of mild afternoons and temperatures approaching 70 degrees early next week.