Flash Flood Watch Until Wednesday Evening

Greg Armbrecht,

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Flash Flood Watch Until Wednesday Evening…Showers And Storms Wednesday

Wednesday will be an active weather day with showers and thunderstorms likely during the morning. There will be a brief break in the action during the early afternoon before another round of storms develops during the afternoon. Any storm that forms will have the potential to be strong to severe. Heavy rain and strong winds are the main threats, but isolated tornadoes can’t be ruled out. Temperatures will soar into the upper 60s courtesy of a strong Southerly wind gusting over 35 mph at times. The cold front responsible for the wet weather will shift east of the area Wednesday evening bringing an end to our rain chances. Sunshine will return Thursday with windy conditions, highs in the low 50s. Mountain snow showers will be possible Thursday before tapering off Thursday night. Friday and Saturday look nice with highs in the low 50s under mostly sunny skies.

Wednesday: Showers and storms, some of the storms may be severe. Very windy. High 69°. S wind 20-30 mph, higher gusts.

Wednesday Night: Early evening showers, breezy and clearing. Low 40°. SW wind 10-20 mph, higher gusts.

Thursday: Mostly sunny and breezy, mountain snow showers. High 53°. W wind 10-20 mph, higher gusts.