for the gusty winds, dry conditions, and heat, and it extends to fort come weres and all of southern wyoming, as well. so watch out for the fire danger up there. it's kind of high. i have a cold front over northern wyoming. high pressure down to the south, and the pressure gladeient right over northern colorado and southern wyoming. that's going to be a down sloping wind for us, temperatures will boost up today as that high moves out over colorado and new mexico today. that will keep those cold fronts up to the north, as well. so that's also the reason it's going to be so warm today. we're looking at 80s and 90s here. we'll insure the 80s and 70s out west. look at that, craig, miker, moab, and durango, all in the 80s today. here is the broncos game forecast. 83 halftime -- 85 at kickoff time. 83 at halftime. 80 in the fourth quarter. 88 tomorrow. we keep the 80s rolling all the way through thursday, and thursday is the first day of fall, and it happens at 8:21 in the morning, and we might pull out a few isolated thunderstorms by then. you can't tell on the map there, but by the time we get t

in southern wyoming we also have a the mountains, but there's a closer look. we have darker clouds around the city. the heaviest amount of rain will be to the south and southeastment we'll see the stronger storms develop this afternoon. the highs today, below 70s, low 80s. right now we've got 70s around there. it is very humid. stick around later in the forecast, we're going to track could turn severe. take a look at labor day. you thought they were gone. they're back in the forecast. we could see 90s very soon. >> the other part of the country now, tough weekend for them. tropical storm hermine may be weaker right now, but the winds are increasing along the southeast coast. and the former category 1 storm is heading east. florida is still under the state of emergency today. >> even though it's been downgraded, it's still very dangerous in the potential of rainfall and damage it's already caused. these areas from pasco county florida, oh, my goodness, there's a lot of flooding. >> flooding rains and tornado warnings are in effect from georgia to north carolina

a red flag warning is in effect until 8:00 tonight for central and southern wyoming. it extends into jackson county and northern colorado there, and that warning is in effect until 7:00 tonight. wind gusts will be out of the hour, relative humidity, very low, so the fire danger will be very high in these areas. let's talk specifically about those winds. we're not expecting much here in the front range, this afternoon, they are going to be much more gusty, from the foothills on up to our northern mountains. 20-30 mile an hour gusts possible there, a little bit of a break overnight, and then they increase again as we get into early tomorrow morning. tomorrow, some slight changes, today, pretty darn dry acrossth if we get anything, it's an isolated rain shower out near burlington, we've had the fog, since early this morning, a lot more moisture available. everybody else is dry. clouds will begin to build into our eastern plains early tomorrow morning, while denver, castle rock, fort collins and greeley stay dry. and then tomorrow afternoon, we are cooler. why? our upper

southern wyoming, and the panhandle of nebraska. this afternoon, mid to upper 80s in lower elevations. 90s to the south in pueblo and lamar, in the 60s. western slope, 85 degrees. temperatures right now in the 50s out west. 30s still in some mountain spots. 40s in leadville. 60s around the metro area. 50s in northern colorado. it's going to be really dry. we're going to be hard pressed to see any clouds form. those that do will be closer to the divide. through this afternoon our skies are clear for those of you headed to the broncos game, temperatures at kick-off are going to be in the low 80s so dress for summer. through tomorrow we're waking up to sunshine. temperatures tonight will drop to 54 degrees. what's in store for the rest of the week, tomorrow the high of 88 degrees then slowly but surely summer will be slipping away. for the start of the new season our temperatures are going to be >>> welcome back, everyone. 8:19. which means it's time for proctor's garden. you heard belen say it's going to be nice outdoors. there's stil

that led to a very warm day today, very dry across the state, extremely dry for southern and southeast wyoming. there a red flag warning is still in effect till 8:00 tonight, 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts out of the southwest and low relative humidity will lead and southeast wyoming. not a drop of rain is showing up on the radar screen for the western slope to the eastern plains. look at that. there now go, now 90 our high at dia, 90 for denver, 96 in greeley, fort collins 91. we've got 70s in the foothills and even 70s and 80s in mountains. for the next several hours we'll cool off, not by a lot, 86 by 6:00. we'll keep you clear at 7:00. at 8:00 temperatures will be at at 8:00 tonight we'll be in the upper 70s, another day like today. so a lot day is in store for tomorrow and wednesday. it's thursday and friday that that temperature swing begins and that might even lead to some 60-degree lies over the weekend. so a lot -- highs over the weekend, so a lot to talk about. i'll have to cover that in the next few minutes. >> actually feels like fall. >> not a day like today where you'd never want a

estes park up here, goes into the mountains, as well. 40 in winter park, and it goes into southern wyoming, and that while area has a pretty strong pressure gradient there, and there's a red flag warning here from jackson county, at least the higher elevations into northern weld county. red flag warning from noon to winds picking up there, and how dry and warm it will be today. so be care envelope that region. there's a cold front moving into northern wyoming, and in between where you get high pressure and low pressure, that's where the wind is going, right over northern colorado. it's a downloading wind for us, so that's boosting the temperature, and that high should be cold enough to hold those cold fronts, too, up to the north. so we'll be warm and a little breezy around here today. we'll be in the 70 and well. 85 in grand young today. 85234 in the bronco game today when we kick that thing off. a lot of sunshine out there today, should be great. and then looking ahead, upper 80s for monday and tuesday. and then we bring it back down to lower 800s on wednesday and thursday. there's a cha

the forecast elevated fire danger out towards the western slope and also for our friends in southern wyoming. because the winds will be a bit calmer today, we don't have any red flags issued, but still a precaution because our forecast is dry. the temperatures in the 40s. we've got 50s on the eastern plains. in the high country, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. 70s mainly for the high country if you want to take a drive and watch the beautiful colors, especially in our central and southern mountains -- i should say our central and northern mountains. and 80s on the eastern plains. tonight the temperatures will drop to 53 degrees, breezy on the foot hills and the eastern plains. in the high country, temperatures in the 40s and the 30s. tomorrow, another hot day, a high of 90 degrees, and that this year. about 20 degrees cooler from one day ot next. cooler weather on tuesday, with a chance for storms in the afternoon. then wednesday and thursday, temperatures in the 70s. with that cooler weather arriving on monday and tuesday with just a bit of moisture, we could see a bit of snow on top of ou

this is for our friends across southern and southeast wyoming. it's in place until 10 p.m. those showers are moving towards the east, northeast through the evening where our biggest threat for severe weather will be. we may also see some strong plains where the main threat will be for large hail and damaging winds. showers will be possible north of the denver metro area after about 11:00 tonight, just showers, though as they push out into the eastern plains. they'll die down. the backside of the system pushes through tonight into tomorrow morning bringing measurable snow to our northern and central mountains. we have a winter weather advisory from midnight tonight until 11 a.m. tomorrow for rabbit ears pass and for the park in mountains, for areas above 9,000 feet 2 to 6 inches of snow and we could see snow fall as low as 7,500 feet that. snow will melt when it hits the ground. tomorrow afternoon we'll see a much calmer day at least as far as storms go and rain goes and as far as winds go. temperatures tonight will drop to 29 for alamosa, 40s across the front range and midd

even neighboring states like southern wyoming and the panhandle of nebraska and good morning to them because we have avid 90s viewers out there. look at the winds and how they will expand and increase this afternoon. through 1:00 p.m. breezy around tom. stronger winds closer to the foothills. the downsloping westerly winds help warm our temperatures into the 90s. remember that's will be will see this afternoon. through this evening winds later in the city and breezy and the foothills. tomorrow morning the front pushes through. the view from loveland ski area , we already have a mountain wave cloud developing. i love the shot and you can clearly see the deck of clouds developing over the mountains. i will keep us partly cloudy. we won't see any rain from these clouds and temperatures the warmest between a 1:00 and . isolated storms in the mountains through the afternoon and northern and central mountains through this evening. nothing to write home about. overnights guys partly cloudy and tomorrow morning starting off with sunshine, and a bit more clouds in northern colorado. 55 overni

will be swamped by tropical storm newton while high fire danger colorado through much of southern and eastern wyoming. it's going to be a wild day. >> it what an effect on wyoming and colorado. >> yes. >>> it was nice to watch the olympics, but even more impressive, the special olympics. >>> that trust has >>> bill cosby's trial date is set. june 5th, 2017. it's the trial for the sexual assault case involving accusations from a woman he mentored at temple university in 2004. she says cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her. this is one of dozens of denied all of them. , the prosecutors hope to call some of those accusers as witnesses. >> we've spent a lot of time talking to a lot of people all over the country. we're working very hard to make sure that we're comparing the evidence we need in this case. >> cosby's attorney is warning people not the accusations. he says it's unfair cosby has already been found guilty in the court of public opinion. >> the media has championed the causes of his accusers with little thought to investigation or exposing the motive behind any accusations. >> if convicted,

vi seen them in southern and southeast wyoming and that came early this morning. a band of snow showers pushed through the laramie area and shortly after 2:00 a.m., we had a couple reports, varying between 2-4-inch of snow. our winter weather advisories continue through 11 we're talking areas above 9,000 feet. we're talking rabbit ears pass. there, 2-6 inches of snow will fall. down to 7500 feet could still see snow, but it's going to be light accumulation, most of that melting as it hits the ground. we're seeing the back side of a storm system that moved through yesterday. the cold front is well east of colorado. we're going to see the moisture wrap around that system, pushing to mainly our mountains before it clears out tonight. going to make for a very dry day across the state. for this afternoon, i would expect scattered rain and snow showers, mainly in our mountains. some rain showers approaching the foothills. we'll see more clouds develop here in the denver metro area, but we're too dry to see any kind of rain. 68 degrees our high here in denver many we're

southern colorado. southwest colorado. north and w northeast corner. especially closer to the wyoming. nebraska panhandle. where we will see the better chance of storms tomorrow. >> . lows tonight. chill in the air. a lot of 30s in the colorado mountains. back to steam boat. craig and meeker. 49 grand junction. match that in denver. 50s to the south and east. highs tomorrow 70s. denver coming down a bit. down to 72. sunday monday tuesday. nice warm 80s. to end the week. go to work next week. maybe not. >> . we'll bring it down to the mid 70s on wednesday. maybe a sprinkle or two around. >> . something you want to tell us. >> sick day >> . no. i wouldn't do that. >> . something is going around. >> see you on the golf course. hraogs ever look at that hug. >> . are you real. that's cute. in one door - a member of congress. are now lobbyists in washington, dc. it's just considered business as usual. i consider it wrong. that's why i'm fighting for a new law to permanently ban former members of congress from ever becoming lobbyists. i'm michael bennet getting hit until the wallet today. the denver defense hit

wyoming a couple of hours ago that has fallen apart. low pressure hangs off to our north and west. that's bringing more and more dry air into western colorado and southern colorado but it is putting a big focus for thunderstorms along the wyoming and nebraska borders for us today. so the farther north you live here in the front range the better chance you have of having a shower today. i'd say from around bertha to the south way way down, to the north and east we'll have a pretty stormy night in my view. that's where we'll see the best consistent rain. just a few light showers around here. it's still going to be a warm day. mid to upper 70s with sunshine feels very warm when you're out and about during the afternoon. 60s and low 70s in the foothills. fog over the northeastern plains is going to burn off to be replaced by thunderstorms not only this afternoon but this evening after sunset i think we're going to with some moderate to heavy rain responsible to the north and east, but any area really from morgan county to the east could have some moderate to heavy storms during the evening tonight. temperatures are right at or a little below average with 70

wyoming border. with several areas of thunderstorms in utah. they are concerned with flash flooding in central and southern utah. with high winds anticipated in western colorado today, going as far as sustained winds go. some of the gusts could go to 60 around that part of the state. we'll clear things out around here over the northeastern plains. hit the 70s and low 80s here. we have much cooler air headed our way for this weekend. >>> all right. thank you, marty. sit 6:32. we're getting on out to our view here from sky 9, over the brand new accident southbound, as you come on through towards 104th avenue, you can see some big as we head through. these delays will build towards 100 and 12th avenue. to the ground level view here, take a look at the accident in the far left lane. backups coming through, now should get lighter because of everybody is just scoots across the', they're on the shoulder. curiosity delay. they should wrap up here quickly. out to the west, doing better also, construn wrapped up at 6:00, and doing much, much better. i'm totally fascinated by this, we get to drive to work in the summ

wyoming and colorado and nevada and utah. and so we even have the northern states -- well, the southern states arguing and upset with our northern states, you know? and we don't feel that here, you know? we just don't feel that in the northeast. there's water -- [inaudible] we've traveled out west quite a bit, and water has been the primary -- well, forget the drought. it was just water usage for the crops and the dams and -- [inaudible] >> right. >> [inaudible] >> right. there are so many in that, you know, we could tease out that concern, you know, like in so many different ways, and you're absolutely right. it makes no sense that we're growing, like, 50% of our nation's produce in this dry area. but i will say one thing, that that's -- it's not only those -- that there's also other ways to look at it too, and that's to rehydrate those areas of the west, and there are ways to do that working with nature such as bringing back beaver, prairie dogs and rebuilding those landscapes that they're healthier and able to hold more water. yes. >> as i mentioned earlier, i've spent a lot of time living in california, and i'm here in vermo

in southern minnesota, northern iowa, flooding is an issue in the area, and we have our next system in the pacific northwest making its way in. we are looking at heavy rain in idaho, montana, wyoming today, and they could see a couple inches in areas, areas. could see a foot of snow with the system moving through. we won't get anything like that, and still hot into the southeast, and into the northeast, temperatures in the 90s, in the 80s, a lot more mellow out that direction, and cooler in phoenix. only 88 degrees. let's check with joel. how is the morning drive going. >> it's going great. i-70 the elevated portion of the highway, you're going to have company out there, but nothing that's going to slow you down. as a matter of fact, take a can see from i-70 inbound, along pena boulevard. into the 50s and 60s as you travel in that eastbound direction along i-70 from i-25 out to i-225, that's a 9 minute drive, and we have the a line running on time this morning. >> on time, how about that. 5:26 right now. temp outside 53. >>> coming up next, we have more unrest across the nation. a protester shooting in charlotte, north carolina, leaves a person fighting for life this morning. >>>

southern california after a hot few days. we have subtropical moisture flowing from the southwest so arizona, new mexico to idaho into wyoming could get rain today. it includes colorado. the midsection is quite today, a nice to in the midwest. east coast, rain causing some delays to the east coast today. temperatures cooler on the east coast as well and because of the rain we have delays into philadelphia this morning.>>> good morning. a mess on the roads. and arapahoe. all the cars are off to the ramp that will affect folks trying to get off to arapahoe road. the other accident is southbound along i 25 as you get to 225. the left lane and left shoulder completely blocked off due to several calls -- cars involved in an accident and accident southbound on i 25 ignored -- near need. it clears as you get past that. the drive to dia is slow on i- boulevard, a great drive. northbound i-225, good speeds. mississippi to i-70, five minute drive. >>> concerns when it comes to marijuana. veterinarians are see me -- seeing an alarming jump in the number of dogs accidentally being poisoned by pot. helpline reports a 330% increase nation