i'm meteorologist kathy sabine. a beautiful evening, beautiful sun set color in the sky tonight, remember to send these temperature today at 83 eclipses a record set 50 years ago, and we could break a record again tomorrow. despite the cowed clover southwest winds push temperatures once again above the average of 61. at the airport at this hour, still almost 70. winds increasing east of town, but calm demaryius thomas. humidity about 18 percent, and 64 degrees outside the studio. high pressure is in charge mean? well, when you have an area of high pressure centered over the region it acts likes a big dome, a big stable area of sinking air, and typically pushes the jet stream north of the area. there's a whirling mass of air that typically brings good weather. the winds spin out clockwise, scenario like this. the moisture vividly illustrated with green and purple, and stays away from the region. high and mid-level clouds on the southwest flow, and temperatures above average again, but there's some welcome rain into d

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine in the windy 9news backyard. there will be a cool front that drops temperatures into the 60s tomorrow, but it's pretty, beautiful off to the northwest and the winds will shift from the northwest about 6:00 or over the foothills and higher terrain. we spiked to 81 at dia's official high, 66 in grand junction and 83 in leadville. 72 at the airport, winds shifting. the front is on the way. in the 9news backyard gusty winds outside the studios73 degrees. that's the front coming through. once it's through the wind will finally let up and you'll spend the evening looking for patio furniture, small pets, garbage canal lids and all the fun things you left on your deck. gusty winds west of town and over some of the higher passes from the west to southwest shifting from the northwest as this front continues to drop to the south. low pressure area just north of us keeping the wintery weather outside our state's border for now. the threat for severe weather rapid city down to north platte, winter storm warning advisories for

i'm chief meteorologist kathy sabine. we have a freeze warning out for denver. some could wake up to frost. in the high country, the wind did not take all of the leaves down in areas like the pass. our manny was up there with jonathan gonzalez enjoying the view, and you have about another week before the leaves are near peak. and that beautiful moon, a waxing crescent moon, and it's as a matter of fact high temperatures today, 65 in denver compared to 76 in lamar and 42 in leadville. the average is 71. we're already in the mid-40s at dia. winds out of the north at 5, but calm here in the backyard outside the studios. we're at 46 degrees. low pressure rotating to the north of us bringing a line of storms through the midwest, and they'll reach severe at that. another round of cool air due in here wednesday night into thursday. sunny day along the front range tomorrow, but temperatures fall in the afternoon. hurricane matthew, dangerous category 4 storm taking aim at florida. hurricane watch and warning areas already posted. the carolinas could see the brunt of the

kathy sabine has the full >>> one of colorado's oldest jewish temporarilies will close triple digit. over the decades -- trinidad. over the decades the jewish population has dwindled. just a handful of people were still attending the temple recently. it was built with some unique features. >> also western features, including the fact that it faces west that's extremely unusual for a temple. jewish temples are supposed to face like to think because it's in the west of the united states faces west. >> professor goodman says the property is listed at $350,000, and requires upkeep. he's holeful the trinidad -- hopeful the trinidad community can preserve it as a semple. >>> and last month -- temple. >>> and last month we told you about this castle up for bathrooms inside the 26,000 square foot home. it comes with a nearly 5,000 square foot carriage house. yesterday bidding started at $2.2 million. the auction house says that it lasted 15 minutes with three bids total. the winner hasn't been identified, but is described as an entrepreneur. the bids is expected to close within the next 30 d

meteorologist kathy sabine joins us. tomorrow is the coolest day of the week and it kind of goes back up from there. there's not a lot of moisture from this front which we desperately need. it's been really dry. that temperature cooldown you'll feel and we're clipping the edge of the coldest air. cloud are already on the increase with that front approaching. east still fair skies, but to the west dark skies and down to 38 in leadville, 68 in broomfield, 71 at dia high today of 79. we're starting to feel that cool air creeping into northern colorado as temperatures are already starting to drop, but look at the cool air to the north, 32 degrees currently in billings, 40 in rapid city and 38 in bismarck. that is some cold air and it's coming right down the pike along the front range. the only winter weather advisory is outside our state's border near the billings area and rapid city, moisture so limited we'll be hard pressed to squeeze out a shower down here tonight, maybe a little higher passes. we're tracking the winds wh

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine. a beautiful evening, beautiful sun set color in the sky tonight, remember to send these pictures in, and our high temperature today at 83 eclipses a record set 50 years ago, and we could break a record despite the cowed clover southwest winds push temperatures once again above the average of 61. at the airport at this hour, still almost 70. winds increasing east of town, but calm demaryius thomas. humidity about 18 percent, and 64 degrees outside the studio. high pressure is in charge of the weather, and what does that mean? well, when you have an area of high pressure centered over the region it acts likes a big sinking air, and typically pushes the jet stream north of the area. there's a whirling mass of air that typically brings good weather. the winds spin out clockwise, and with the storm track to the north you'll have a forecast scenario like this. the moisture vividly illustrated with green and purple, and stays away from the region. high and mid-level clouds on the southwest f

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine. we were tracking the clouds which had kind of an orange and pink hue this evening. our temperatures above average today by about 10 degrees, 81 in denver, 92 lamar, cool in the high country with a wintery mix above about 9,000 feet. at dia 57 degrees, winds west well. not nearly as blustery in the backyard outside the studios as during our 9:00 hour, mid-50s and you'll feel the cooler air when you head out tomorrow morning. as we check conditions around the area, we're starting to see wind improve off to the east, quite gusty in jefferson county up over some of the higher passes. initially out of the west southwest, now out of the north, northwest. we do expect those winds to continue to diminish. all of the heavy weather rockies. these are snow reports. these are win reports. heavy snow forecast -- wind reports. heavy snow forecast in great falls and billings, a winter storm warning posted there, winter weather advisories also out and wind advisories in central way i would, hard to b

kathy sabine is in the backyard. you say it will get even warmer into the weekend. >> that is right but we have to get through tonight. there is a freeze warning post up, the skies clearing, the forecast low will be near 30 degrees in the city. and matt renoux showing us those videos, those numbers will be in the mid teens tonight. certainly fall is in the air. [ inaudible ] temperatures how about upper 50s in downtown denver? on our temperature map we are watching that cool air to the no which continues to kind of just sit up there but we are catching just the leading edge of that cool air as it clips northern colorado. the really warm air is shifting into the southern plain states today. highs in the 30s just north of billings and bismarck this afternoon. wind, something we continue to track. especially along the foothills and the higher passes. a cold north to northwest wind that will be dying down. when it does a freeze warn collins. the front range of the north eastern plains. you notice on the radar we do see a

i'm kathy sabine. wow, was it cold this morning! 25 degrees at dia! coldest of the season. mid-60s for today. and if it stays clear -- which it should -- look at the meteor shower tonight. after midnight. not one of you better showers, but you should check it out. mother nature won't be helping out very soon with snow with high pressure in our forecast. little rain or snow. so got to put that in your planner. shorts in the future. there right through sunday. chilly tonight. our low at 37. but temperatures close to 80 on saturday and sunday. the next chance for rain if -- well, if we can get it in here, will be tuesday afternoon. and when the boys hit the field monday night, kickoff temperature around 65 degrees. >> thanks, kathy. >>> if only our issue of race and culture could be mitigated by second graders. these these kids are making friends all across the country. >> reporter: this is a typical assembly for a not so typical class of second graders. here at east ridge elementary school in aurora, the student body speaks around 40 different languages. >> my heritage is som

we hang on every word you say i'm kathy sabine. temperatures way above average today. almost 80 in the city. heading into record territory but i doubt we'll get ther front from the north. it will be here tomorrow night. the remnants of matthew are being watched too creating flooding issues. while we enjoy beautiful colorado weather. this is what's happening in lumberton north carolina where there are mandatory evacuations out. cool air coming in but not a bad day tomorrow. the only isolated showers are expected tomorrow night and wednesday. wednesday will be the coolest day of the week. temperatures are going to warm quickly again. mid-70s expected in the afternoon. mid-50s on wednesday with a 20% chance of showers early on. a beautiful forecast to round out the week to get you to next weekend. some color to be seen in the high country. >>> they get an hour to try to convince you to give them your vote. we've talked to michael bennett and darrell glenn. they give us a glimpse into what we might see result is you're going to get smoked so my question is for concerned re

i'm kathy sabine. temperatures in the 80s, but the front is already moving to the southeast, and they'll be shifting from the southeast to the northwest, that means a calmer overnight period for you. our high at 81, highs much cooler tomorrow in the mid-60s from the approach of a second stronger front on weda country for tomorrow, but some of that cooler wet weather may be headed to denver wednesday night into thursday morning. yes, it will be cooler tomorrow, but at least we want have the nasty wind. threat for severe weather increasing outside our state's border, and there are winter weather and travel advisories posted in wyoming, montana, and idaho. tonight partly cloudy, windy now, but the winds continue to decrease. we drop into the low 40s. tomorrow sunshine, and wednesday, and then a chance of showers and enough cold air the rain briefly mixes with snow thursday. in the high country a beautiful palm scene, and coming up -- fall scene, and coming up tonight at 9 tim tip and 10 tim -- 9:00 and 10

let's check in with meteorologist kathy sabine tracking it all, a lot to look at later on in the week. >> absolutely. first we're going back to matthew, flood advisories continue for the carolinas on radar and satellite. we're tracking the potential for more rain in that area north of the carolinas as the post tropical form of matthew moved off to sea. we have about five major rain guages across north carolina reporting record rainfall in the area, all that water coming rivers, tributaries in the area even without a lot of additional rainfall across the carolinas, that continues to pose a substantial flood threat through the area, matthew off the coast of halifax tonight north of new york and some forecast models have it continuing out to sea and maintaining its strength a while longer. behind that is a tropical storm named nicole that now hurricane matthew kind of setting the pace there in north carolina in terms of the flood threat, 10 deaths reported across that state rescues, 1,500 trapped by flooding in the lumberton area, several thousand people under mandatory evacuations this

kathy sabine is watching to see what it could do. >> a slight shift in the eye wall will make all the au prince haiti. we're anticipating a seven-foot storm surges 20 to 40 inches of rain. this category 4 hurricane, winds to 140 miles per hour, will stay a category 4 storm as it crosses near jamaica and haiti headed toward the cuba area, then up toward the mainland u.s. it may decrease in size and intensity but will still be a storm to reckon with, computer mo it perilously close to miami and jacksonville. we're watching a storm that will approach colorado tomorrow and bring gusty winds. we're tracking a few light showers on the plains tonight but up north it's wind and winter weather and travel advisories out for portions of idaho and wyoming. that's just a piece of the storm headed towards our area. still mild in the city after a high of 81 so we're watching the winds on the plains. but really just decent travel night. i don't think you have any issues tomorrow morning for the temperatures between 60 and 65 degrees between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. coming up a windy and warm monday with te

i'm kathy sabine outside in the backyard, and we're awaiting the cool front that will bring additional snow to the northern mountains, and they're making know up at the loveland ski area. dustin sharing these pictures with us. the dog days of winter almost upon us, and toby giving his stamp of approval. but when will denver see the first official snow the first average day is tomorrow, but it's not cold enough to bring know in the next five to nine days. little look at the moon, but it's cloudy as well. did see 70s on the map in southeast colorado today. tomorrow morning it's going to be chilly stepping out. temperatures near 40 between 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. it will be a dry day for lower elevations with the best chance of showers in the overnight period. here in the 9 news backyard outside the studios our degrees, and we're tracking rain and showers bringing rain to southeast wyoming. it's having a hard time coming autopsy the foothills though, so only isolated precipitation between fort collins and denver, but the best chance of accumulating know over the northern mountains where i

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine. we're tracking the wind which took most of the afternoon to disperse that smoke and haze out of the area. as a matter of fact, we do have a picture of that controlled burn up there in the commerce city area that did create a poor air quality scenario for us for a while. starting to see clouds lift over denver in advance of a cool front that will take temperatures into the mid-50s tomorrow. snow level about 7,500 feet with rain in the forecast is september 8th and the average date october 7th. time to call your landscape company and get those sprinkler systems blown out. winds are northeast at 10, calm in the backyard, outside the studios mid-50s downtown. we're tracking an area of low pressure spinning north of us. it will bring in a cool front to add to the snowpack in the northern mountains where they've made snow fast and furious the past week or so. we could see another 2 to 5 inches of snow from steamboat, aspen crested butte. most of the precip and energy stays to the north of u

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine out here where it's starting to get cool, skies clear but not as cold as last night. this morning 25 at dia and with clear skies check out the meteor shower about 10 to 15 meteor per hour, something to look at. derek sent me this picture on facebook and said what is this cloud? this cloud. they are clouds that look like waves. 60 in springfield today, 50 in leadville, 63 in grand junction. the new winter outlook is out, a la nina setting up, above average temperatures this winter expected across the western u.s. with cooler than average readings for the eastern seaboard. we'll see. at the airport this hour 47 degrees, winds southwest at 14 outside the studios. our temperature is 45. not a lot on the radar across colorado or much of the west, but there is a system starting to knock on the door in the pacific northwest, some welcome moisture there. with the storm track to the north, the moisture will head north. our fast moving system yesterday is racing through memphis, cincinnati and up toward new england. there will be some showers, even a couple of th

mother nature helping out the ski resorts already making snow with up to 6 inches i'm meteorologist kathy sabine enjoying a beautiful fall day in the 9news backyard. the sunrise and sunset pictures have been so pretty lately and the moon just past full beautiful as well this time of year. thanks for sending those pictures in! making snow fast and furious over the loveland ski area and steamboat with the topper today, 7 inches of snow in the past 24 hours and still light 61, but it was cold with the north wind all day, temperatures hovering in the low to mid-50s. now that that wind is decreasing and skies are clearing a freeze warning has been posted for denver and northeastern colorado. forecast lows tonight are between 25 and 35 degrees, so time to protect any plants you're still trying to save on the back porch tonight. make sure to cover those up. dia dropped to 39 degrees. winds are east, southeast at 7, moisture on its way up, temperature dropping down to 42 outside the studios in the last hour. we're still tracking light snow coming into the northern mountains, moisture tracking northwest

treasurer said he won't actually build the wall because his brother is a >>> i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9news backyard where the winds are kicking up, the temperature's falling and last hour i was out here with an umbrella. north of us it's snow and cold, these pictures coming out of central montana, 8 to 15 inches of snow, a storm that snarled traffic on many of the main arteries in central montana and that is the storm headed for colorado. no. you won't wake up to roads and silk 53 in denver, 31 in billings, 32 in rapid city and the cold air is moving into northern colorado already. dia reporting rain, 53 degrees, dry here in the backyard outside the studios, our temperature dropping, also. high temperatures today close to 80 again in october, mid-80s in southeastern colorado. the average this time of year mid-60s and we'll be hard pressed to see 60 tomorrow. cloud deck out there offering some light rain showers around lightning and up high a little thunder snow. tomorrow morning you'll wake up to cloud cover, fog, drizzle, 39 to 42 degrees. but it will not last. sun is

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9news backyard where it is mild, dry and just a beautiful fall day. as we look at the sunset formations in the sky tonight. how about 79 degrees in october in denver, not bad, mid-80s on the south eastern plains and 70s in the mountains today. a quiet night in the city. tomorrow morning you'll have clouds when you wake up if you're up early, but by about 9 a.m. the sun will be out, another mild dry day in the forecast ahead of a cool front which will arrive tomorrow night. 62 at the airport, winds southwest at 14 east completely calm, beautiful night, moon out above my head and almost 60 degrees during this 10:00 hour. regional satellite and radar showing cloud cover coming in from a fairly organized storm system, stop cold air to the north, second area of low pressure outside omaha and st. louis, but matthew is off the coast of new england moving in lumberton, north carolina, 1,500 people trapped concerns of a levee breech. as of 7:00 this morning a half million people without power, 1,000 water rescues and 11 deaths, north carolina probabl

. >>> i'm meteorologist kathy sabine in the 9news backyard. i don't even need a sweater out here and temperatures today way above average. it was so pretty from start to finish, high and midlevel cloud cover, beautiful sunrise, beautiful sunset. in the morning not nearly as nice, mostly cloudy, dry, tropicis from the southeast keeping temperatures across the western half of the state cooler than today. 79 in denver. the record 82. average is 62. hard to believe this weather pattern looks to continue the rest of the week. 62 at the airport. in the backyard a light southwesterly breeze, low 60s downtown and beautiful fall weather, hard to believe it is october, not a lot to show you on the radar. what i do want to show you is a the reason i'm showing you hurricane seymour, winds 105 miles per hour, category 2 storm expected to strengthen and remain offshore, but some of this moisture might get wrapped in high pressure and pulled back up into the southwestern u.s. there are scattered showers across the southwest, a secondary system moving onshore

i'm meteorologist kathy sabine get cool, skies clear but not as cold as last night. this morning 25 at dia and with clear skies check out the meteor shower about 10 to 15 meteor per hour, something to look at. derek sent me this picture on facebook and said what is this cloud? cloud. they are clouds that look like waves. 60 in springfield today, 50 in leadville, 63 in grand junction. the new winter outlook is out, a la nina setting up, above average temperatures this winter expected across the western u.s. with cooler than average readings for the eastern seaboard. we'll see. at the airport this hour 47 degrees, winds southwest at 14 but calm in the 9news backyard outside the studios. our temperat not a lot on the radar across colorado or much of the west, but there is a system starting to knock on the door in the pacific northwest, some welcome moisture there. with the storm track to the north, the moisture will head north. our fast moving system yesterday is racing through memphis, cincinnati and up toward new england. there will be some showers, even a couple of t

meteorologist kathy sabine joins us. tomorrow is the coolest day of the week and it kind of goes back up from there. there's not a lot of moisture from this front which we desperately need. it's been really dry. that temperature cooldown you'll feel and we're clipping the edge of the coldest air. cloud are already on the increase with that front approaching. east still fair skies, but to the west dark skies and down to 38 in leadville, 68 in broomfield, 71 at dia high today of 79. we're starting to feel that cool air creeping into northern colorado as temperatures are already starting to drop, but look at the cool air to the north, 32 degrees currently in billings, 40 in rapid city and 38 in bismarck. that is some cold air and it's coming right down the pike along the front range. the only winter weather advisory is outside our state's border near the billings area and rapid city, moisture so limited we'll be hard pressed to squeeze out a shower down here tonight, maybe a little

kathy sabine will be in because it will be comfortable, but through tomorrow morning rain and showers increase in the high country mixing with snow in higher elevations. no travel advisories have been issued as of now through tomorrow morning. in the city partly cloudy skies, a break from the clouds in the afternoon and then some spotty showers are possible on the front range and the eastern plains for the rest of the day, but the continued chance for rain and snow is possible in the mountains, especially in the central and northern mountains. i wouldn't be surprised if some tomorrow the high is 77, only a few degrees cooler than today, and then the cooldown really arrives wednesday. we'll see a front arrive tuesday into wednesday, bring us a small chance for showers wednesday morning, but 56 is your high wednesday, thursday 73 degrees, friday 76 and saturday 77 and i know broncos country, we got a loss yesterday. the sun came out today and we're looking up for that next game. our broncos take on the 6:25. as of now, the forecast is dry and cool. kickoff temperatures will be in the 60

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