Snow in the Intermountain West; Critical Fire Weather Conditions in the Central U.S.

A Pacific Storm will bring colder temperatures and widespread mountain snow to much of the Intermountain West through the end of the week. Elevated to critical fire weather conditions will persist over parts of the northern and central Plains, the Great Basin, and the northern Gulf Coast Thursday where widespread Red Flag Warnings have been issued. Read More >

Updated Early Wednesday Morning...

Scattered to numerous showers as well as isolated thunderstorms(some with locally heavy rain) are expected to develop over the recent burn scars of southern Colorado(including but not limited to the Hayden Pass, Junkins and Spring burn scars) from late this morning into tonight, therefore a Flash Flood Watch is in effect for these locations for this potential from late this morning into tonight.

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Snow in the Intermountain West; Critical Fire Weather Conditions in the Central U.S.

Flash Flood Potential increasing over the recent burn scars from late this morning into tonight