i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9 bag yard. it was kind of a strange september day. typically, we have year, but we had a lot of cloud cover but we managed 90 degrees today and the cloud cover, if you missed it, this is what the sunrise looked like. this is the sunset. and this up near rabbet ears pass. this is the evening in the maroon bells area. 90 in denver. 65 leadville. 82 grand junction. the average is 77. again changing. isn't it always around here? tomorrow morning you may have a few little rain drops. a little sprinkle activity l. is just enough cloud cover and moisture tomorrow morning that temperatures will hover in the mid 60s between 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. winds are light out of the south at dia. 76 there. here, downtown outside the studios we are 74. regional radar and satellite composite shows where all of the cloud cover is coming moving inland. wind to 35 miles an hour. starting to fall apart. but enough of that moisture will stream toward southern colorado. lower elevations, the i-25 corridor and the eastern plains will see mainly cloud cover and

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9 bag yard. it was kind of a strange september day. typically, we have blue skies. a lot of sunshine this type of year, but we had a lot of cloud you missed it, this is what the sunrise looked like. this is the sunset. and this up near rabbet ears pass. this is the evening in the maroon bells area. 90 in denver. 65 leadville. 82 grand junction. the average is 77. we are in record territory, but temperatures will start to trend down, our weather once again changing. isn't it always around here? tomorrow morning you may have a w a little sprinkle activity l. is just enough cloud cover and moisture tomorrow morning that temperatures will hover in the mid 60s between 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. winds are light out of the south at dia. 76 there. here, downtown outside the studios we are 74. regional radar and satellite composite shows where all of the cloud cover is coming from. the remnants of hurricane cain moving inland. wind to 35 miles an hour. will stream toward southern colorado. lower elevations, the i-25 corridor and the eastern plains

don't. >> thanks kathy sabine. >>> it is an election year. saturday night live kicks off a new season this weekend. the question is, who will be doing the impression? this season, it will be alec baldwin taking on the role. darryl hammond had the duty last season. the announcement came with baldwin and kate mckinnon who will continue to play hillary z24qiz zvpz >> from colorado's sports leader, here is drew soicher. >> trevor siemian is so unknown, the guy who had to engrave his name probably triple checked the spelling. siemian was named the american football conference offensive player of the week for his remarkable performance over the cincinnati bengals. he became the first player to ever throw more than 300 yards and four touchdowns in his first nfl road game. doubt. it is more of a testament to what we did as an offense and the team. two guys outside, obviously played really well. it is a safety blanket for me. those two guys are going to make plays and get open for us. so, very comfortable with those guys. they provided tremendous lead

meteorologist kathy sabin joins us. we have a tornado effect in northeast colorado. >> that's right. a live look at radar here downtown. things are calm and quiet but a line of storms producing one inch diameter hail is producing east of that town the cell continues to produce one inch diameter hail and the warning remains until 5:15. cell moving east and dollar size hail over rural areas of northwest yuma county and due to the two or three inches of rain a flash flood warning is posted. as for flagler and burlington. a second cell producing damaging winds and large hail and showing signs of ta at this point things are calm and quiet in denver. we certainly do hope that bodes well for all of you that have evening plans. temperatures in the low 80s between now and 6:00 and coming up in our main weather segment, another look at the severe weather on the plains and severe weather outlook for the weekend. >>> a busy week in the mountains. traffic headed west on i-70 making sure that police and firefighters are working toget

kathy sabine will show you what the weather will be like. >> nascar's biggest star is done for the year. the biggest health problems for dale earnhardt jr. and the rocky mountain show downturns into the rocky mountain beat >> adele, this is awesome. we are getting our closest look ever at the planet jupiter. juno made its second close fly by. all of the cameras are ready to capture the images of the been photographed since it is difficult to see that from planet earth. it will be making 35 more passes of jupiter in the months ahead. >> pretty cool. >>> nascar's most popular driver will miss the rest of the season. dale earnhardt jr. has sat out several races because of a concussion he suffered earlier this year: earnhardt says this is the right thing to do for his long term health and his career. his doctors are seeing good progress and he is feeling betterys daytona next february. jeff gordon and alex bowman will drive his car for the remaining 12 races this season. >> adele, great driving weather across colorado. >>> i'm meteorologist kathy sabine in the backyard enjoying a beautiful

i'm chief meteorologist kathy sabine and if you missed this, we got you covered. oh, it started off pink and purple. then it went to orange and red, fiery red. then it was orange and owe man for our -- omen for our broncos who kick off the nfl season tomorrow. so many of you sharing pictures of that spectacular sunset tonight. you can find more on 9news.com. something else we're seeing a lot of as vicente mentioned. we've got the changing leaves in the colorado high country. some of you asked me on facebook and twitter when does it typically snow this time of year? the average first day of snow is october 19th, but we've had and as late as almost thanksgiving. nice day coming up tomorrow. we're almost 90 downtown. there were some 90s on the map in southeastern colorado and a couple thunderstorms developed today. fair skies, light wind and with any luck the pesky fog will stay east of the city and dia tomorrow morning. the last two mornings have really been something. currently 67 degrees, humidity 28%. calm winds in the backyard outse downtown. we have a quiet wea

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside of the 9 back yard. finally the sun, we had to wait all day for it to get here and you know what? if you weren't paying attention i bet you were caught off guard by the cloud cover and the fog this morning. we knew that cool front was coming and did it cool us off? let's look outside, though. it's so pretty off to the east and that's where we are tracking all the heavy thunderstorms. boulder has been kind of hazy all afternoo the air and good travel conditions for those getting off the weekend late and coming through the i-70 corridor and the tunnels this afternoon. how about 84 finally in denver, still 90s in southeastern colorado, took a while for that front to make it all the way down to the south. we should be in the low 80s this time of year and we are not too far off the mark there but the numbers are there. humidity is up, dew point is up, all the moisture available for thunderstorms to develop yet tonight. but here in the back yard it is a beautiful evening with 84 for anything that you might hav

we could see a storm roll through in the metro area is meteorologist kathy sabine. >> one of the better days we've seen, especially this past week with the severe weather, the heavy rain coming off the foothills, flooding concerns. there is some weather to worry about, but it's all east of the metro area. here downtown beautiful. there are some clouds lingering off to the north and the west and they may produce a brief rumble of thunder and wind. had reports of wind as well. low to mid-80s this hour. comfortable conditions. the winds which were an issue and the like, my goodness, it was very blustery earlier. but the wind has started to die down, with the exception of the thunderstorm outflow boundaries on the far eastern plains. flash flood watch zone in green we had about 1 to 4 inches of rain last night, and additional rain on top of the saturated soils will create issues tonight. 1 inch diameter hail, that storm no longer severe. moisture limited today, even more so tomorrow. our live on denver camera, it is so pretty out there now. even the flags outside the station not blowing a w

. >> kathy sabine tells us the chances for rain and a cooldown >> all right, second time we are wearing a sweater this week kathy. i haven't gott any grief for it today. >> that is because the air- conditioning is on overdrive in the studio. in fall and we do this again onmore day tomorrow. e weather will not be the culprit tonight. traffic is just fine on 25 going both directions in and ar thinking daylight savings time comes to an end before long. not until november 6. sunday, november 6, it comes to an and we set the clocks back one hour so we will gain an hour of sleep. in the high country, snow foilage in the foreground. denver at 81. thavis 73. nowhere near record territory. i think we are done with the 90s . we are 81 at the airport. calm winds in the backyard. outside the studio, 81 downtown. a lot to show you on the radar, that will be changing. but there is moisture headed our way from the southwest, elsewhere, low pressure area on the move outside of chicago and cincinnati. best chance for showers will be there. but some moisture may actually make it into southwest colorado t

i'm kathy sabine. still plenty of sunshine and still beautiful in the colorado high country today where most along the front range, a mix of clouds and sunshine. our high today in the mid-70s. the temperature trend, we are 20 degrees cooler this hour than 24 hours ago and we'll go cooler tomorrow. tracking weak showers coming in from the southwest. wind and lightning, not a lot of rain. that will change tomorrow with a second surge of cool air from the north. how cool? that's a winter weather advisory posted south of billings. ll there will be fog around the area and a better chance of showers tomorrow. some of those showers could turn avenue by this time tomorrow night. as we look at the rest of this evening, there is a chance for rain, gusty and cool evening with temperatures in the mid- 40s. temperatures will warm close to 60s in the afternoon and maybe 66 by 3:00. good chance of showers tomorrow. slightly drier on wednesday. through the second half of this week. >>> darryl glenn is down 15 points i

i am meteorologist kathy sabine, other than a few high clouds in the distance, a spectacular day, our high, 90a far cry from the average of 77, not a lot of moisture around the region but we are tracking moisture coming level cloud cover associated with pane will effect the remnants, a dry day but cloudy afternoon. in spite of that we expect temperatures in the 90. we miss the much-needed precipitation. some areas may see scattered showers late in the day. for the overnight period, not bad at all, fair skies, light winds, forecast low at 58. a beautiful day tomorrow until about 2:00 when the high and we have temperatures that start trending down, moving into the first couple dayoffs the new seize-- days of the new season, starting to feel more like fall with temperatures near 70 friday afternoon. beautiful scenes coming from the colorado high country and here i am striving to give you a brilliant fall foliage forecast, in hopes i might be aced back. >>> the naturalized u.s. citizen arrested for the bombs in new york and new jersey denaturalization is actually exceedingly rare, can onl

chris vanderveen's words, teach >>> hello, i am meteorologist kathy sabine, we are rapping up our coolest day of the week, sure a pretty day in the higher terrain areas where we had a little bit of rainbow activity, cloud cover, and rain. down in the lower elevations it was all fog today and just kind of a chilly, damp afternoon with temperatures well below the average of 80. 68 degrees today tomorrow, but the showers coming in from the southwest mean some of you may still see heavy rain yet tonight. there are no watches or warnings to tell you but plenty of moisture coming in with a cool unsettled weather pattern that promises to last one more day. the low over the great basin is finally ron the move tomorrow and that means after the showers, we expect tomorrow, we should see the sun come out and temperatures warm. around the area tonight, grab a light jacket and umbrella if you are headed out. 46 degrees overnight with some the morning drive. sunshine will get us to 76 tomorrow but showers are back in the forecast in the afternoon. temperatures continue below the average of 80 into the

. >> my audition for a new job, >>> welcome back, i am not an app, i am chief meteorologist kathy sabine here to tell you holiday weekend, sunshine and 90s, guess what? change is afoot, tracking a weak front from the north dropping temperatures some 10 degrees tomorrow. the pictures coming in from the high country, are spectacular. perhaps a beautiful day on the river or on the lake with your best friend. the weather, pretty nice today. temperatures above average and the low 90s. as i mentioned with the cool front coming, late-day thunderstorms will increase in coverage across the eastern plains, we will have more great news for firefighters. we are tracking isolated storms in southeastern colorado tonight. you will have fog and low cloudiness if you need a flight in or out of dia early tomorrow. basically, another nice summer day coming up, just not as hot. temperatures tonight in the mid 50s with fair skies, nice warm-up initially tomorrow when the front arrives, though. temperatures will drop, lower 80s, we have a nice warming trend as we move through the next few days and when the br

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9news backyard where i don't think it could be more perfect, a beautiful summer day and more summer-like weather coming up for the last few days of the season. outside we're tracking some fair weather cumulus clouds in the city, a couple fires burning up over the higher terrain, but your evening forecast looks good, 88 now, lower 80s by 7:00, no issues for the drive home. up at loveland this afternoon it was so spectacular with those cumulus clouds dotting the horizon, temperatures today 84 in e, 67 grand junction, 96 in lamar, far above the average of 77 almost in record territory. at the airport this hour 90 degrees, bone dry, 9% relative humidity. in the 9news backyard outside the studios close to 90 downtown as well. taking a look at really our radar and satellite composite, we'll give you the wide view. there's not a lot going on across the western u.s. minus from hurricane payne. as looks as though some of that moisture may move from california and arizona and we may see some of the moisture in the form of midlevel clouds about 2:00 tomo

>>> time to change the >>> welcome back, i am chief meteorologist kathy sabine here in the 9 news studio, steve is across the wall from me there, and this view was spectacular, wasn't it? what a great way to look up and look out the window and know you are a few hours from a view like that. ou seasonal. guess what? the new winter outlook is out. december through february, a milder winter is possible than last year, el nino, no signs that will be our dominant weather pattern. there is a little slice of good news for you. we could use some moisture around here and there is a little shower activity coming up from the south, it won't get here. what does that mean for you? sunshine and 80s for the next couple of days. beautiful weather as we head into this first full week of fall and then, wow, october right around the corner. beautiful day tomorrow. temperatures not nearly as cool. this morning the frost advisory out. we are into the 80s tomorrow and wednesday. only slightly cooler conditions at the end of the week and maybe a few light showers friday and into saturday. now it is time to get

it is a completely animated >>> hi, there, welcome back, i am meteorologist kathy sabine. sunshine, temperatures in the 70s, good travel weather across the state and temperatures in the 80s yesterday, today, and for one more day before we start to see kind of a fall-like change heading into the first full weekend of october. as a matter of fact, if you are looking ahead, daylight savings ends sunday, november 6, when we gain an extra hour of sleep. we have moisture moving toward colorado from the southwest and that may mean a few showers in the high country, but denver, the front range, eastern plains, other than those clouds in the afternoon, we have another mild, dry day coming in. but there is a front to the north of us and it will be here on friday and perhaps our best chance for rain will be friday evening. clear and cool tonight, light winds as low as 50 with sunshine tomorrow, back in the low 80s, high clouds move through late in showers friday, 20% chance of rab, cooling trend into the weekend-- rain, cooling trend into the weekend with isolated showers saturday an

a free shuttle from >>> a little snow above the manitou incline this week, i am meteorologist kathy sabine, so beautiful today, kind of reminds us how lucky we are to live here and you are half way through the week, there are clouds out there that could mean more rain showers for some of you tonight, a littling thunder, lightning, lot sending in dramatic scenes from the storms around the city last night wondering if we see a repeat performance tonight. some of you will. you can see the haze in the area out there but so far, all the heavy thunderstorms are out on the easte heavy rain, steering winds aloft are weak, storms are moving from the east around low pressure that is poorly organized in kansas tonight. so, the moisture train is basically south and east of us and that leads us into a drier day tomorrow. tonight, still keep the umbrella handy. a chance for showers and thunder early and clearing, areas of fog, you wake up to a temperature of 52. tomorrow, partly sunny, 84 degrees, isolated storms. the thunderstorm chance beautiful holiday weekend forecast. temperatures between 85 and 90

i am meteorologist kathy sabine, we have clouds that will cut the temperatures tomorrow, almost 90 in the city today, way above the average of 73. there is also moisture on the way, beneficial moisture, already moving into western colorado. that stream of moisture will move northeast over the downtown area, bringing us a chance for showers tomorrow afternoon, and tomorrow evening. we have isolated activity heading into the upcoming weekend. tomorrow will be our coolest day and that rain is welcome in the high country, except it is taking some leaves down, we had some wind to deal with as well. tonight, wind not a big player for us, partly cloudy, 50 in the city. winds west and south of town will continue to die down. tomorrow, mix of clouds and sunshine, cooler day, seasonal highs mid 70s, chance for showers in the afternoon and evening. isolated activity heading into the weekend. highs near 80. saturday, sunday, and monday. i leave you with this picture. no beach, no boat, no problem. in florida, the this is how they wake board country style. >>> this week next has featured one of th

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the backyard where the sun is coming out from behind the clouds. we do have a partly sunny afternoon, still the chance of out. 74 degrees in denver today, 90s in southeastern colorado as a cool front marches in from the north. the average is 80. we'll be nowhere near that number tomorrow, temperatures tomorrow cooler than today. comfortable at the airport, wind northeast at 13 gusting pretty good around the area. that's what we have in the 9news backyard as well. 72 degrees downtown on the radar. we're tracking some fast moving thundershowers that are racing from the southern mountains where the beautil panorama and the cloud cover -- panorama and the cloud cover makes for a beautiful scene here. we have had snow as early asseptember 3rd and late as november 21st. these fast moving thundershowers are nonsevere moving southwest to the northeast, a trend continuing into the overnight hours. there's a better chance of rain tomorrow. coming in. a winter weather advisory west of rapid city and just to the south of the bismarck area, secondary surge of

i am meteorologist kathy sabine, took all day to get to 84 degrees, it was cloudy, foggy, and cool today and now there are a couple of thunderstorms that are starting to pop up on the radar, tracking from the southwest to the northeast, nonsevere storms around the city, but they are close so we will keep an eye on those through the dinner hour. down south the storms are producing hail, severe thunderstorm warnings and heavy rain around la junta and lamar, storms in flash flood zone from hurricane newton, yep, all that moisture coming in and those slow-moving thunderstorms mean the flood threat will increase over southern colorado tomorrow. around here tonight, just isolated showers expected. there will be clearing later on and then the darn fog will redevelop for those of you that head out early tomorrow morning. i think tomorrow will be a warmer, drier day. low to mid 80s up and down the front range with a mix of clouds and sunshine. getting us into a beautiful thursday, those broncos will be taking the field right about 6:30-7:00, i think the degrees, should be a wonderful game time fo

i'm chief meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9news backyard. it is lovely out here tonight, sometimes is it makes it easier to roll out of bed monday morning. if this isn't out your window, you don't have too far to go to see the beautiful red, orange and yellow in the trees. we were about 10 degrees warmer today, denver's high 76, 80 in southeastern colorado. we'll see that number tomorrow in denver. the average is 74. i think we're done with 90ss the winter outlook is now out and into the december and february time period it appears as though el nino won't set up. many states could experience a milder winter with above average temperatures, colorado included. stay tuned. looks like a chilly one in the northeast, 50 five degrees at five 55 degrees at the airplane, weekend south. we're running -- wind south. we're running about a 1/2 inch below average in precip. we're tracking a low in the midwest and a few little thundershowers popping along a frontal boundary that extends into texas. the heavy rain shield is starting to drop south. we'll see

i am meteorologist kathy sabine outside, we are looking at a beautiful evening, sun getting ready to go down, winds are i-25. no major traffic issues. high at 83, way above average but no where in record territory, i think we are done with the 90's for the year, moisture southern colorado in the southwest, the high pressure will keep the storm track to the north. even with a weak dry front coming through tomorrow, lots of sunshine and temperatures above average for one more time. we may actually see a little bit of shower activity west of the continental divide, about this time tomorrow night. denver, the front range, and eastern plains, including tonight. clear, cool, 49 in the city. tomorrow the sun is up before 7:00 in the morning and we look for highs above average again. the front coming in high, more of a wind shift than anything else. temperatures above average, a stronger front moving through, light cooling trend, mid 70s friday and saturday with a slightly better chance of showers, moisture is limited into the weekend. head for the hills, it is beautiful in the colorado high

. >>> hi, there, i am meteorologist kathy sabine. what a weird september day. typically this time of year we have blue skies, lots of sunshine,nd but cloud cover out there. in spite of the clouds, 90 in the city today. can you believe that? way above the average of 77 and back in record territory again. autumn begins thursday, though, we have changes coming. look at all of the high and mid-level cloud cover moving from the southwest. the remnants of hurricane paine, there will be welcomeed rain in southern california, arizona, in denver, cloudy period and gray day tomorrow with isolated last day of summer and the first day of fall with the best chance for getting that rain on the ground across the san juan and cristo mountains probably the next 24 hours. in denver tonight, cloudy and mild with light winds, drop to 61, where we start you off tomorrow morning and we will have the potential for a little bit of drizzle, few sprinkles recally on, a mix-- early on, a mix of cloud and sunshine, warl, mid 80s-- warm, mid 80s, numbers drop a bit in the first few days of

i'm chief meteorologist kathy sabine outside in my office in the 9news backyard, a weather woman out in the weather on a day like today is such a gift. when you wake up to a view like this, sometime it's just easier getting up on a monday morning knowing this is within driving distance here. we're so lucky to live in this beautiful state. this is a live look at the peak to peak highway camera at lilly lake. it was jammed with traffic yesterday. clearly there's still a lot of 75 today better than mid-60s that we saw yesterday, close to 80 degrees in southeastern colorado today. we'll go warmer tomorrow, above the average of 75, not record territory. at the airport this hour it is 74, win east at 9, dry, humid -- wind east at 9, dry, humidity 18%. downtown temperature in the mid- 70s this hour and a beautiful evening to be out and about. as we look at the september stats, typically a month we see about an inch of snow in er the first snowfall here in the city. we look for about an inch of liquid precipitation, but at the official rain gauge we're running below average about 1/2 inch, s

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9 backyard where you can definitely tell the temperatures are dropping country today for those of you enjoying a tour through the mountains, perhaps you saw a rainbow for the leaves changing. 68 the best we could do in denver today, well below the seasonal average, but we kickoff a warming trend tomorrow. i think we'll get to the mid- 70s easily, but done with the 90s i think for the year. winds southeast at 11 at dia, but winds calm in the backyard at the studios. 50 not a lot to show you on the radar. here's the stats for the months. typically it's the highs in the mid-70s, but also the time we see the first snow in denver. we've seen the first snow in the high country, but here in the city we could use rain. all the rain is south and east of us following a cool front shifting off to the east. high pressure that's anchored over the great basin keeps the storm track to the north, so the flood threat will continue to increase in central texas and oklahoma. with showers and storms from dallas and st. louis up to chicago wrapping hander a low

welcome back, i'm chief meteorologist kathy sabine out in a very cloudy but very warm don't mind the cloud cover and the clouds bringing rain in the high country. so very pretty. travel really not affected on i- 70 and those traveling the peak to peak highway greeted with a glorious view of the changing leaves today. we did touch 90 at dia this afternoon, 96 in the lamar area and 79 in eagle today. and we are still cloudy in denver, travel just fine on i- 25, you're waiting dinner on time. 87 at the airport, tender, dry humidity at 10%. here in the 9 back yard the winds picking up a bit with 85 degrees in the city and in the 9 back yard. if you look west all of that moisture trying to push into colorado is the remnant of hurricane paine, extensive high and midlevel cloud cover for our state. system continues to move inland. right now a tropical some beneficial rain for drought ravaged southern california, arizona, even portions of utah. southern mountains may get in a little bit of this activity here and there may be snow up high when a weak front to the north interacts with this in

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine in the 9news backyard enjoying a beautiful summer day on this labor day where we got to enjoy a taste of summer, temperatures in the 90s and quiet weather for us on this holiday monday. how about th i'm tracking a cool front that will be here tomorrow, time for back to work and school, changes in the weather but not tonight other than the wind. pretty nice out there, close to 90. we'll trend downward a bit heading into the 7:00 hour. if you have an outdoor barbecue planned, looking good for you. signs in the high country the leaves are beginning to change. 92 today in denver, 98 pueblo, 99 degrees in lamar. winds have been kicking up, a concerns -- a little erratic this afternoon, concerns of high fire danger, low humidity values and 90s. where we sit now at dia winds gusty out of the south and 11% humidity value. it is awful nice in downtown denver. here in the 9news backyard 90 degrees, hard to complain about that. there is not a lot to show you for change on the radar. we're tracking some heavy thunderstorms across the southwest where a flash flood wat

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine. we had a lovely quiet day in denver, no reports of hail for a change. off to the west did you see those dark clouds? they were pretty, but they did bring wind and lightning all west of i-25 and over the 87 degrees on this 1st day of september and that's actually about where we should be for this time of year. a monthly preview does show this is the month we can expect the season's first snowfall typically and record high temperatures in the 90s. we don't have 90s in the extended forecast, but it's comfortable, 70 outside the studios and at dia. wind have decreased out of the southeast a bit. you're almost to the holiday weekend. tomorrow will stormy, but the weekend itself looks pretty dry all because of that tropical moisture streaming up from the southwest coming back in full force tomorrow. the storms today had a hard time moving off the foothills, win -- wind and lightning. speaking of wind we'll go closer to chandler, it's a haboob. nasty dust storms. it didn't affect the broncos

meteorologist kathy sabine joins us, the storm hitting just ahead of the labor day weekend. >>> unbelievable. it is the first hurricane to hit that area since 2005. they're bracing for that tonight. we'll start in the pacific because madeline which was threatening hawaii has been downgraded now to a tropical storm and just passing south of the big island overnight. now we're tracking lest is pushing west over the open pacific and may impact the big island over the holiday weekend. a hurricane watch is issued for maui county and much of the big island tonight and lester will weaken as it moves near or north of hawaii saturday and sunday, could be a hurricane to really contend with for those that will enjoy the holidays on that island. so it is the third major category 3 storm or stronger in the eastern pacific and hurricane season started early major storm in the gulf. a tornado watch has been posted from tampa to jacksonville. a flash flood watch across the carolinas. hurricane hermine upgraded to a category 1 storm will probably make land fall, go back to tropical storm status but affect mu

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9news backyard. another beautiful fall foliage shot coming from a drive on sharing this picture. the snow capped peaks almost look like a painting. i show you the crested butte picture because with our nation's extremes today death valley had the topper of 110 degrees, but crested butte, the coldest station in the nation at 24 degrees this morning. it was a chilly morning in the high country and as the sun was setting along the front range tonight temperatures continued in the 70s. the clouds highlighted with that setting sun bringing out the sky. thank you so much for sharing those. some of the clouds are present for your morning drive with 60s between 6 and 9 a.m. tomorrow. 90 in denver today, almost 100 in lamar, 71 in leadville far above the average and in record territory. at the airport this hour still pretty dry, humidity at 29%, 70 degrees and we're close to that number here in the 9news backyard as well. quiet on the radar tonight. so i thought i'd show you the regional rar composite. while

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine. the fog is something we dealt with for a large part of the day today, not only in denver and along the front range, but up in the higher terrain and foothills as well. the fog will be part of your morning forecast. up high in areas like breckenridge it was so cold last night some of the flowers had ice on them, a sure sign that the seasons are changing. along with that high of 68 we should be closer to 80 this be 96. we will start to warm, but we will be out of the 90s maybe the rest of the season. calm winds in the backyard outside the studios, humidity about 83%. we'll have some fog forming once again. you know what? on radar these showers we're tracking will bring the heaviest rain overnight in central jefferson county and douglas county, south of castle eyan there's pockets of lightning. the pink and purple is a rain/snow mix over some of the higher peaks. these thunderstorms embedded in this flow are pretty weak. we have a large area of low pressure spinning over the great basin.

i'm chief meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9news backyard. it is lovely out here tonight, a beautiful day. when you have a few like this, sometimes is it makes it easier morning. if this isn't out your window, you don't have too far to go to see the beautiful red, orange and yellow in the trees. we were about 10 degrees warmer today, denver's high 76, 80 in southeastern colorado. we'll see that number tomorrow in denver. the average is 74. i think we're done with 90ss for the month. the winter outlook is now out and into the december and as though el nino won't set up. many states could experience a milder winter with above average temperatures, colorado included. stay tuned. looks like a chilly one in the northeast, 50 five degrees at the airport, wind south -- 50 weekend south. we're running -- wind south. we're running about a 1/2 inch below average in precip. we're tracking a low in the midwest and a few little thundershowers popping along a frontal boundary that extends into texas. the heavy rain shield is starting to drop south. we'll s

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine. with for a large part of the day today, not only in denver and along the front range, but up in the higher terrain and foothills as well. the fog will be part of your morning forecast. up high in areas like breckenridge it was so cold last night some of the flowers had ice on them, a sure sign that the seasons are changing. along with that high of 68 we should be closer to 80 this time of year and a record would be 96. we will start to warm, but we will be out the rest of the season. calm winds in the backyard outside the studios, humidity about 83%. we'll have some fog forming once again. you know what? on radar these showers we're tracking will bring the heaviest rain overnight in central jefferson county and douglas county, south of castle rock through bailey and evergreen moving from the southwest toward the northeast. there's pockets of lightning. rain/snow mix over some of the higher peaks. these thunderstorms embedded in this flow are pretty weak. we have a large area of low pr

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine. we had a lovely quiet day in denver, no reports of hail for a change. off to the west did you see those dark clouds? they were pretty, but they did bring wind and lightning all west of i-25 and over the higher terrain. moved out just in time for a pretty sunset. 87 degrees on this 1st day of september and that's actually about where we should be for this time of year. this is the month we can expect the season's first snowfall typically and record high temperatures in the 90s. we don't have 90s in the extended forecast, but it's comfortable, 70 outside the studios and at dia. wind have decreased out of the southeast a bit. you're almost to the holiday weekend. tomorrow will be kind of stormy, but the weekend itself that tropical moisture streaming up from the southwest coming back in full force tomorrow. the storms today had a hard time moving off the foothills, win -- wind and lightning. speaking of wind we'll go closer to chandler, it's a haboob. nasty dust storms. it didn't affect

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine. -- not too shab it was a beautiful day, wasn't it? we had summer sunflowers, bright blue skies, some fair weather cumulus clouds. hopefully you were somewhere peaceful with your best friend enjoying the sights. it's fall up high. leaves are starting to change there. it's such a great time of year to get into the colorado outdoors because the weather starts to shift calming down and cooling off, 93 in denver today, 100 in lamar, 67 in we look for highs close to 80 this year. we may see our season's first snowfall this month. we are welcoming higher humidity tonight, 69 degrees at dia and our temperature downtown close to that outside the studios. wind have been very gusty ahead of the advancing front approaching from the north. the winds will start to lie down a little bit. the severe weather threat remains east of us. the flash flood threat remains south of us. hail producing thunderstorms will move h range. we still have the tropical system hermine to talk about. it will affect much of the northeast and those traveling tomorrow. we d

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9news backyard. another beautiful fall foliage shot coming from a drive on look like a painting. i show you the crested butte picture because with our nation's extremes today death valley had the topper of 110 degrees, but crested butte, the coldest station in the nation at 24 degrees this morning. it was a chilly morning in the high country and as the sun was setting along the front range tonight temperatures continued in the 70s. the clouds highlighted with that setting sun bringing out the pink, purple and orange in the sky. thank you so much for sharing for your morning drive with 60s between 6 and 9 a.m. tomorrow. 90 in denver today, almost 100 in lamar, 71 in leadville far above the average and in record territory. at the airport this hour still pretty dry, humidity at 29%, 70 degrees and we're close to that number here in the 9news backyard as well. quiet on the radar tonight. so i thought i'd show you the regional radar and satellite composite. remnants of hurricane paine. all that tropical m

. >>> highs in the 70s across the metro meteorologist kathy sabine is in the backyard. we're looking ahead to a warm week, kathy. >> oh, kim, we've waited for weeks for this wonderful september weather to arrive. we don't have a lot of rain in the forecast, not a lot of cold winnie weather, just about perfect -- windy weather, just about perfect today. yesterday was cool, mid-60s, mid-70s today and 80s tomorrow. as a matter of fact, conditions around the area, hard pressed sky. it was tough. we had a few little fair weather cumulus clouds dodging the foothill late afternoon. basically with the light northeast wind shifting from the southwest we'll keep temperatures very comfortable right now. we're looking now toward the northwest and no signs the leaves are really starting to change in full force in the city, but in the high country a completely different story. that is why we're looking live at the johnson eisenhower tunnels because traffic has been crazy the last few days and downtown, 68 in idaho springs, 73 in eagle vail. winds shifty and erratic but nothing like th

kathy sabine will be out here 70s, 8:00, 10:00. overnight our temperatures are expected to drop to the low 50s. we do have a cold front pushing through through tomorrow morning and that's really going to drop our temperatures. you'll notice that because the high will be at 80 degrees, from 92 to low 80s, a big cooloff. sunny in the morning in the city, but we could see a few areas of fog in northeastern colorado and the chance for an isolated storm late in storms now in southwestern colorado, overnight clear skies and arrives in the morning a cold front increasing humidity in north eastern colorado. so low like areas in weld county and along i-76, you could be dealing with fog on your drive tomorrow. around lunchtime we have a few clouds in northeast high. here in the city it looks dry. isolated storm. we'll be lucky to see any showers develop. around 6:30 most of that stormy weather is out on the eastern plains. then tuesday evening into wednesday morning once again we have threat of severe fog developing. the threat for severe we

. >>> hi there, i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9 backyard. and a beautiful summer evening. an evening highlighted by orange and blue around sunset reminding us that yeah. this is indeed broncos country. after a big broncos win, what an amazing day and evening. beautiful sunset evening but that is something that will be changing. 89 degrees in denver today. tomorrow, with the advance of a cool front from the north, 10 to 15 degrees cooler. it will be dry. when you step out tomorrow morning. temperatures in the mid 50s at 7:00 a.m. warming about 10 degrees by 9:00 in the morning. currently, upper 60s at the airport. winds increasing out of the southeast of town. here in the backyard, winds are calm and we are 66 degrees outside the studios. all the heavy moisture is to the south and east. jet stream winds carrying the remnants of newton to wichita and omaha. it will be a sunny day tomorrow, but there is cool dry air. all of the heavy shower activity outside of dallas, wichita, omaha wrapping around a low pressure area in the midwest. colorado a

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