Here’s your First Alert Forecast: SATURDAY: Partly cloudy skies during the morning hours. Thunderstorms likely in the ...

Clouds this morning across southern Colorado will be slow to clear - but will clear out eventually over the mountains and then along I-25. This will lead to another round of afternoon thunderstorms.

Scattered storms are in the forecast this evening as a cold front moves in. Scattered storms are in the forecast this evening as a cold front moves in. Scattered storms are in the forecast this ...

The presence of the front will help guide additional showers and storms into the Tri-State later Sunday afternoon/evening.

Scattered showers and storms developed ahead of a weak cold front. A stronger storm can produce heavy rain and frequent ...

Highs will be less hot over the weekend and top out in the 80s. A mix of sun and clouds is expected on Saturday.

Morning clouds will clear to allow more sunshine for most of Saturday. Unfortunately, a northwest wind will push wildfire smoke from Canada into the region. The smoke will be concentrated east of I-29 ...

The “summer doldrums” are here, with a hot and very humid weather pattern established, and few changes day to day.

A cold front may trigger spotty showers/storms this afternoon. Wildfire smoke moves in behind the front and may impact air quality through Monday.

A muggy start to our weekend is in the forecast with showers and storms moving in this afternoon ahead of a cold front. Cooler and seasonable conditions continue for Sunday.

Meteorologist Dalencia Jenkins say the greatest chance of showers and thunderstorms will be tomorrow.

TEMPERATURES AND SOME HUMIDITY, BUT THE SUN WILL BE SHINING AT LEAST UNTIL THOSE STORMS GET GOING. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK ...