you can see the line going from north to south right there, and over the trinidad area. a lot of storms and showers still moving in there as well. as far as the moisture goes, out in the west, we did pretty well, a half inch to an inch and everybody got a nice, good, steady rain, refreshingly cool temperatures. and you can see the shadow under the bridge there, sunshine to the west. from the colorado state patrol in golden, it showes the snow on loveland pass. always a good sight for the skiers. as far as the hour by hour forecast goes, the showers and thunderstorms die down overnight, start the day with sunny sky, increasing clouds by three time 30 in the afternoon. here come the showers and thunderstorms, they hang and evening hour, maybe into the friday morning hours. the showers and thunderstorms die down, back by afternoon. showers over our area, a little snow, there's that pink area that you see at the higher elevations, and friday, things die down once again going into saturday, and maybe the southwest stays with the showers and thunderstorms burk from denver to t

a couple stronger cells down south around trinidad. the storms will be capable of hail, lightning, and rain. the heaviest rains stay south of dallas and west of houston in that flash flood watch area. crystal clear blue skies over downtown denver and not a lot of moisture to work with tonight. so that bodes well for your outdoor an colorado springs will have a bit more cloud cover and perhaps a bit more wind here than we'll see in denver. first pitch temperature for the rockies, about 74 degrees. fire skies and light winds. temperatures in the upper 60s by the time your baseball game wraps up tonight. hopefully a win there. and who isn't thinking about our denver broncos taking the field this evening as well. that game tonight on channel 20. and a beautiful hopefully winning forecast for our guys. coming up in our main weather segment, feeling like fall and summer, but for how long? we'll talk about that. poised to move into the region the middle of next week. a lot to fill you in on in a few minutes. big sports night in denver. >>> th

right now - dc police trying to figure out who shot and killed a man in the trinidad neighborhood over the weekend. the victim is 24 year old dante miller. he was shot multiple times on 18th place. so far police haven't released any other information. and don't forget. seven is on your side, helping you and your family fight back against crime. check our "spot crime" maps on wjla dot com, to stay aware of the latest crimes near where you live and work. in the day ahead - funeral services will be held for the son of the late dc mayor marion barry. christopher barry will lie in repose from ten to six today at the temple of praise on southern avenue. his funeral will then be held tonight at seven. barry died last weekend from a over dose. he was 36 year's old. coming up. dangerous ground. tornadoes wreak havoc across the midwest. we'll show you new video of the storms, and the damage left behind.. so long, rio. the summer games are in the books, and team usa may have trouble making it through the airport medal detector. the eye popping numbers.. coming up. weather. inside a sinking boat.

a few isolated showers left on the far eastern plains and one or two down near trinidad. that is about it. as we go through the rest of the night. these storms will fade away. we're staying cloudy by midnight. with numbers down to about 61. patchy fog. a lot of moisture. could form fog into a morning drive. watch out for that. lows tonight will drop to about 52. >> . a look at the big picture. through tomorrow morning. patchy fog. isolate -td shower. on the eastern plains. otherwise partly cloudy. we go through noon. we start to see the showers. develop all over again. maybe heavy downpours on the eastern plains. by one or two o'clock in the afternoon. much of the same across the mountains and divide. again tomorrow evening we may see a stray shower. brush through the metro area. ten maybe 20 p this time around. the storm system which has been generating the rain events over the last two days is slowly making a progression. to the east. finally let us loose. hopefully at least by the time we get through the day thursday. temperatures right now the mid 60s. few upper 50s t

-point 92 earthquake hit trinidad today to the usgs, no damage was reported. illinois governor, just two weeks if a federal judge reinstated the 14 year prison sentence for corruption. the go image, eligible for resentencing after an appellate related to an attempted self our trade guns are staying on college campuses in texas. attach a look at news across america tonight pitted judge ruled against professors from the university of texas who wanted a new campus carry law turnout. the judge disagreed, the professors are considering an appeal first responders had a break to the big brick wall of the restaurant a risk of early this morning. man hurt his ankle, otherwise he's okay told police that happen when he tried to jump from one roof talk to another to impress the woman he was with. >> are not just a take on the exterior design. this brownstone in brooklyn, new york. the owner such a started working on this display was a form of the mosaic includes glass tiles, buttons, shells, even see use. she said she's not done for the next project is mother courage -- m

state leaders have signals at a railroad crossing near trinidad. five people died at that crossing in june after their minivan was hit by an amtrak train. 9news reporter colleen ferreira joins us. colleen this was such a sad story. > steve and christine miller were driving their four young daughters to church in june when this happened...the only survivor in this...was one of their daugthers. accoridng to the pueblo chieftain ...the colorado public utilities commision approved a plan last week to have safety signals county road 32. the signals will cost 270 thousand dollars - and it will take up to 6 months for them to be installed. a colorado public utilities commisioner asked the staff to report back every 30 days on the progess of fixing this crossing - other commisioners disagreed on these monthly reports saying the staff doenst have the capability to do this. > there is a public hearing tonight on some other issues... corey whether this issue will come up is yet to be determined. but one thing is for sure... that lot safer. this election -- vo

this is a trinidad scorpion. that's one of the hottest that i have this year. they are beautiful plants and i i can move them around a little bit. some of the other real hot ones i have, right behind you, the ghost pepper. >> the ghost pepper, that would be these guys right in here. look at that. look at that. that's one that you do not eat, you said. if you eat that, it would do what? >> ruin the next 45 minutes of your life. >> reporter: nobody has eaten that one? >> i always warn people about the heat as well. some of them look pretty innocent but they have a bit of an attitude. these white habeneros, they look like a jelly bean but they have nothing in common with jelly beans. >> reporter: we are going to be eating some of these later, not the ghost or trinidad but others. yes, it's hot, but not as hot as in the south, we're closer to the 90-degree range. what are we going to see here? satellite and radar showing what is really happening with these tropics. we have two storms, two tropical depressions. one is eight and the other is nine. tom kierein, we've

trinidad and to boggle. you can't use that old clich? but you really can't make this stuff up. >> thank you dan. >> at $20,000 reward reward is now being offered in the case of murder jogger katrina. they are in hollywood beach with the latest on the investigation. lidia. >> one week later, this is still an active crime scene. right now police don't have any persons of interest or suspects but they they will catch this killer. it's been a week since someone strangled and sexually assaulted 30-year-old karina as she jogged in spring creek park in howard beach. the latest development in the case, the nypd has now raised the reward to $20000. >> i think it's great they doubled their reward but at the end of the day the guy has to be caught. there's a maniac on the loose >> he worked with karina have a restaurant club for two years. like many who have been following the case, he has at the theory. >> my personal opinion, i think it was somebody that knew her routine, was watching her, stocking her. >> today, hun

the usgs is reporting a just struck near trinidad, colorado. this is right there at the colorado/new mexico state line, right at the sangre de cristo mountains. no reports of damage or injuries. this earthquake is rated as green, so looks like everything is okay. as we receive additional information we'll let you know. again, a 4.5 magnitude earthquake hitting near trinidad. >>> russia is banned from competing paralympic games in rioo the court up held the decision made by the international paralympic committee. >>> a new study shows the way tv shows is rated is not accurate. researchers say violence is prevalent across shows, regardless of rating. and it's often glamorizeed. they suggest that parents watch tv with their kids. >>> we all want to make a good when on a first date. one man does exactly the opposite. what happened that forced the fire department to have to come in and rescue him. >>> we've all seen neighbors cxzq >>> a man is free after he gets trapped behind two buildings, between two buildings, for more than four hours. pennsylva

a couple more storms down near trinidad. most of those are very small. i put this into motion. through the afternoon. a lot of this rain as it drapes down the foothills. running into drier air. and it's evaporating. i can show you up here to the north. boundary. come off one of the showers. that thin green line. look at what's it's doing. generating additional showers. running from plat ville. up west of greeley. and eaten. you'll get a shower there. we come into metro denver. same thing. watch the out flow come down u.s. 36. from a couple of those storms. collide with the southeast winds. and where the two of them meet together we're getting development on the southwest side of town. i'm encouraged by the color intensity. that i'm seeing here too. the yellow. orange. red. better chance the rain is reaching the ground. >> . >> running from >> now. this is a live look outside. as we look west from our roof camera. here. downtown. you'll notice that a lot of that rain just isn't making it to the ground. here. that is different story on the southwest side out of town. tefps hot 90

. >>> state leaders approved a plan to install warning signals at a railroad crossing near trinidad. five people were killed at that crossing in june after their minivan collided with an amtrak train. colleen ferrara is joining us. other fatal accidents have happened at the crossing. >> reporter: that's what i have been reading. there was a fatal crash in that the utilities commission approved a plan to have safety signals installed on county road 32. they will cost $270,000 and will take up to six months for them to be installed. steven and christy miller were driving their four young daughters to church in june when the collision happened. the only survivor was one of their daughters. she is still recovering. back in june, the colorado department of transportation said that very crossing had warning systems. they were waiting on county approval to make those improvements. a commissioner asked the staff to report back and they say it's problematic. other disagreed on monthly reports. there is a public hearing and don't know if >> colleen, thank you. >>> we're learning more about a f

. >>> folks in trinidad might have felt the ground shaking, the u.s. geological survey registered 3.9 earthquake 26 miles from trinidad, downgraded from initial 4.5. authorities say there are no reports of damages. belen de leon is in the 9 backyard. no shaking in the met wroe this afternoon but-- metro this rain? >>> a small chance, now mostly cloudy skies and stronger winds, most of the storms are in the high country right now. let me show you what is happening around the city. although we see those dark clouds looming around us and it looks really ominous, it is really dry in the lower elevations right now. it is really hard to get any of the thunderstorms to continue and stay together t. is a different-- together. it is a different story in the high country, humidity is up to happening around town, you noteitous is pretty-- noteitous is pretty dry. -- notice it is pretty dry. couple showers, none severe. you see the lightning strikes mainly in the high country, san juans, and approaching the mountain range. it is in the san juans where we have a fl

in cheyenne county in eastern county - out and although not severe but they are going on around trinidad and alamosa and right along the san juan mountains from south of pagosa springs up towards telluride and even outside of meeker they had a few storms pop up. now there is a disturbance coming out of arizona which is pushing the moisture in for those thunderstorms and high pressure over nevada will slide in tomorrow and monday invites way down to vancouver will start to drip down the northern rockies and get us back into the 70s, briefly, a tuesday and the middle of the week and we will show you when that happens coming up. but for today we made it 85 as a high at the airport and 83 downtown, so a typical day, 48 and 50 were the morning lows. by the way, that 48 tied the record low this morning which was set back in 2004. out they are now it is 81, and southeast wind at eight and humidity and 18%, and diane sprague northwest of brushes checking and 85, tonight the storms move out, tomorrow there's enough moisture coming that we may have some cloudiness in the morning mixed in with suns

we were in trinidad two years ago and the whole place turned out for him. to honor marcus garvey. two months ago we were in south africa and caribbean and the whole place turned out for marcus darby. though many of us don't know, many of us have forgotten, the rest of the black world knows and they admire marcus garvey. over me, she called me a few weeks ago and said i want to get this done and said mel, can you organize washington? i'm getting ready for my own conference next month and everybody lays up on me so i said, what are you putting on me now? so when i want to say, sometimeswhen i came here i saw what this was really about, what we really are talking about .i told him i will organize, i will take a shot at this going forward so i'm going to help to get this pardon done. it's a matter of, i don't know why it hasn't been done. barack obama would endorse what you're talking about here today. we haven't pushed the right buttons. he is trying to save the world and trying to keep donald trump from taking over and all those kind of things that he does in the course of a day but

. >> some people in southern earthquake in trinidad. the survey says it was a 3.9 magnitude quake with so far no reports of damage. check a mess in lakewood after a water main break. it is not safe to drive in several southbound lanes on wadsworth are closed. >>> the weather is changing across the state. temperature is 85 for the high 90s over southeastern colorado. state as a cold front begins to move in. there is not much moisture in denver or along the i-25 % corridor. there is heavier rain and even snow above 13,000 feet in the mountains. the conditions has our camera in loveland showing great showers but we have cooler days ahead with pockets of heavy rain over parts of colorado and snow >>> democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine brought the clinton campaign to our state taking a tour in talking about her new small business plan. during the roundtable, local business owners talked about the problems they face every day like regulations and a lack of qualified workers. >> we just want to make it easier to start with. being

and that chance for strong thunderstorms extends from denver all the way down to trinidad and pueblo. keep in mind that we may brought into more of this kind of weather tomorrow. tonight it looks like most of the stores will off to the north east. this coulde a brit -- a good precursor meteor shower. the clouds clear out around 2:30 am. you may be able to catch some of those meteors as they move through. tonight overnight lows will be in the upper 50s were mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow around 80. but we will have thunderstorms ?n the afternoon and into the evening. temperatures in the 90s for the western slope. still warm for southeastern colorado. what about 80-82 degrees for the front range. temperatures staying in the 80s through the weekend. not too bad. we have a 20% chance of rain on saturday. then on sunday, the sunshine kicks in. we get up to 85 degrees for the hive. now, we will be sunny on monday and tuesday in the low 90s. and we had chances for rain for wednesday and thursday. we are flirring with the warmer as we go around normal and pretty soon we will start to cool thin

the quake southwest of trinidad had a 3.9 magnitude, hit just before 11:00 am. no reports of damage. >>> three children among the victims after a fire at a >> and one man's attempt to impress a woman with a flying leap did not end as planned. >> and not much going on over northeastern colorado. close to the metro area, not much going on. to the southwest, showers and thunderstorms, some are heavy, and some higher up contain some snow. >> reporter: a young mother learned she had breast cancer when she was pregnant with her second child. hear about her struggle, and child. >> reporter: a lake, a jet pack, and an extreme sport like >>> a terrible fire kills three children and a man in chicago. 200 firefighters responded to that three-story building. it took them thundershowers put out the flames. wents saw people -- witnesses saw people jumping from windows. investigators believe someone intentionally -- >>> an incredible follow-up story on a boy who was the first to get a double hand transplant last year. zion harvey suffered an infection when he was two, which ca

here a the state will add flashing lights, bells and gates crossing at trinidad. steven and christine miller and three of their daughters were killed when a train hit their minivan on their way to church. this happened just 12 days after the county asked for upgrades. there was only a sign marking it, which is the case at 45% of railroad cross information colorado. the police report says he got into a fight with his wife and reportedly hitther head on the floor. he is now on leave from the sheriff's department. he is the second adams county deputy to bb arrested for domestic violence. bob trujillo was arrested in march in commerce city. very few details were released abhis arrest. >>> city council unanimously approved a bill last gh if approved by voters, it would make the office of the independent monitor part of the city charter. currently it's in place by a city ordinance, meaning the mayor or city council could choose to get rid of it at any time. the oim played a major role in investigating allegations of police misconduct. councilman paul lopez sponsored the

trinidad had 25 degrees cooler than they were this time yesterday. when does that trend reverse and warmup? i'll let you know. >>> two tornadoes have ripped across central indiana this afternoon. one twister went through the city 40 miles north of jips. there were no reports of any injuries yet. dozens of cars damaged by flyin >>> a colorado sheriff goes to court accused of sexually assaulting a developmentally disabled inmate. a judge set the bond at $250,000. andrea flores travelled to northeastern colorado for this very important case and just left that courtroom where sheriff tom hannah was advised of the charges. >> reporter: that's right. we were there the entire time in the courtroom. he kept his head said he plans to contest every charge and says he's not a menace to society. those charges include two felony sexual assault allegations, official misconduct and soliciting charges as well. according to an arrest affidavit, he allegedly took a handcuffed developmentally disabled woman from jail to his home in his personal vehicle. there he allege

over southeastern colorado, trinidad to lamar, a pretty good line of thunderstorms. lightning going on there. denver had a little brush-by of some light moisture. happening all night long. dry air for the metro area, mainly to the west. snow at some elevation, aspen to georgetown. some areas could get maybe you can see quite a nice dusting right there. our hour by hour forecast, all this moisture slowly dies down. vail gets a shot of snow, doesn't last long. and for tomorrow, showers move in, 2:30 in the afternoon. one or two could be heavy as they pass over the eastern plains. then things die down. maybe a little sunshine thursday morning. then snow at the higher elevations, pushes across denver, one or two out on our way. this is more widespread over the west, and spreading to the eastern border area. some of the amounts of liquid that we think could fall, some of this will be snow-melt, the higher elevations. 3 inches up here in. the moortd area, 0.40 of an inch in denver, to 0.30 to the north. if you get off to the southwest, maybe an inch or nor bailey -- more i

comfortable low humidity temperature 73 and 73 still it is important though new line does somebody in trinidad look at the nice 50s already showing up in places like gunnison pagosa springs down their gorgeous spot in the san juan mountains so for the rest of tonight storms are pretty much swirling away to mouse and thick cloud cover and eastern plains a lot of cloud cover from the south and west and that will limit temperatures tomorrow into the 60s and lower 70s better chances of rain with a spiraling storm system with being things up over the mountains in late tomorrow at the start of the evening commute, south of denver around 8:00 o'clock will bring a little bit of showers and but just as quickly as they come and they fade away so not a great read chance tomorrow but we will take anything we can get because we are running behind on bring temperatures tomorrow will be cooler statewide we are out of the 90s in the northeast will be in the 80s of the hunter 90s will load to the low 90s the biggest drop-off will be the 60s and 70s even only 50s that until you're right starting to get a the co

just to the south of i70 and if you of this a couple of strikes of lightning stretch none down near trinidad upstream everything is quiet mounts a couple of policy or in their clouds here and there otherwise it is a dry night in the high country as we are in the city beautiful shot from a pinnacle cam the lights lit up nicely done 1074 dia at 69 with a nice little breeze of the road and on top of the coming in about five wind today highs back to 92 degrees with hit 90 or better in so far this month at 10 times already today was a tenth one of the fort collins at 91 greeley had 91 as well mid and upper 90s and parts of the southeastern plains of there with 80s ' country and one in grand junction today with a high of 942 thirds of the month so far above 90 degrees it marks and 44 days that we had 90 or better at the iaf has been a tuesday the global come close to it again tomorrow just as warm we get to the 90-degree threshold between political temperatures mid- upper 60s low 70s in the plains of 40s and 50s into the high country as a future constitution as we go to the overnight tonight every

one or two of those could be severe from denver down toward trinidad. we'll watch for that late in the day tomorrow. highs the tomorrow, this is the big news. 80s and 70s along the eastern plains. # -- 70s in thunderstorms tonight. we'll be in the upper 50s for the overnight low. tomorrow early sun, afternoon storms and only 82 for the afternoon high to finish off the week. weekend ahead low to mid-80s. scattered to isolated thunderstorms each afternoon. monday and tuesday upper 80s to start next week and mostly sunny skies on supbld. -- sunday. so it'll be a pretty nice day. nothing severe, just a nice cooling. >> we need it. we'll take it. macy's helped bring stocks up today. >> dixie chicks are back. if you would like a chance to [ music ] >> announcer: you've been here before. taking on that challenge. and now, you're pushing yourself in a different direction. reaching out for something bigger. knowing that someone you trust, will always there to help. ready. ready with purpose. ready to reach your potential. surrounded by people and support to help

the state will add flashing lights, bells and gates at the crossing near trinidad. steven and christine miller and three of their daughters died when their minivan was hit on the way to church just 12 days after the county sent an application for safety had a sign marking it. that's actually the case in 45% of railroad crossings in our state. >>> 6:32 now. a lot of kids going back to school and c-dot is reminding everyone to stay safe on the way to school. amanda del castillo is live on i-70 with an example of what to watch out for today. >> reporter: it was a very serious monday morning. when csp troopers got a call about a wrong-way driver on i- 70 monday morning at 3:30 a.m., traveling westbound near colfax. troopers never got in touch with that wrong-way driver and luckily there were no crashes reported of that call, but it's one example of some of the dangers that you can find on roadways, examples that maybe you can't help and can't avoid either. but there are steps can take to ensure safety as kids are coming back to school. one of them is buckling up. we'll

have a little bit of rain shower. 22 degrees cooler in grand junction. 11 degrees warmer in trinidad! some of these storms just continue to push across. and by 6:00 am, cloudy skies and a little snow in the higher elevations. as we look at what we've got going on, showers and thunderstorms there, then we're clear, here come some more! we're not out of but we start to warm up just in time for your weekend. >>> arapahoe county deputies are looking for two men seen in these pictures accused of stealing a broncos player's helmet. >>> donald trump is in aspen earlier today he was meeting with african american and hispanic republicans. >> they will be trying to appeal to hispanics and african american women. >> reporter: some of these cochairs have their work cut out conversation focused on what trump believes and the issues rather than some of his recent comments. >> reporter: donald trump met with a group of african american and hispanic republicans working with the gop. it is the l move in the campaign's week-long effort to reach out to minority voters. >> we're making it a very importan

over southeastern colorado, trinidad lightning going on there. denver had a little brush-by of some light moisture. happening all night long. dry air for the metro area, mainly to the west. snow at some elevation, aspen to georgetown. some areas could get maybe 7 inch was snow. you can see quite a nice dusting right there. our hour by hour moisture slowly dies down. vail gets a shot of snow, doesn't last long. and for tomorrow, showers move in, 2:30 in the afternoon. one or two could be heavy as they pass over the eastern plains. then things die down. maybe a little sunshine thursday morning. then snow at the higher elevations, pushes across denver, one or two out on the eastern plains. friday, another surge of moisture comes our way. this is more widespread over the west, and spreading to the eastern border area. some of will be snow-melt, the higher elevations. 3 inches up here in. the moortd area, 0.40 of an inch in denver, to 0.30 to the north. if you get off to the southwest, maybe an inch or nor bailey -- more in bailey. here is the system,

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geological survey found that earthquakes in trinidad spiked when a bunch of deep waste water injection drills were in colorado. it is not fracking, but something else. the wells prime the ground for earthquakes, it is said. >>> if you like golf and marijuana, trying to envision at to become the place to be. city council voted 5-4 to allow retail marijuana shops, applications are available september 1. they better not put a pot shop in the neighborhood near i-25 and 136th, those people are already hacked off that city council okayed a top golf. neighbors got steam rolled, 8-1 vote. top golf hasn't announced when it will start building. >>> colorado hits a new record >>> sometimes it seems bad drivers get all the attention, lets highlight someone who is ridiculously good at it, for a ridiculously good time . >>> denver is growing, we have more traffic and people on the road. >>> snow in colorado in august, that is where most local news teases end, like you don't know it is up high at loveland. still worth checking out, next. y23egy yvpy >>> the rescue team is having to help with search a

temperatures at this time yesterday, 18 degrees cooler in trinidad, 14 degrees cooler at dia. much cooler air moved in. >>> crews are assessing the damage from last night's flooding in fremont county. this pass fire. county road 40 closed at highway 50 while the area is cleaned up. the hayden pass fire still burning will not be contained until the fall. >>> new information on two people killed in a crash in loveland. they have been identified as mark actualz, and breanna body. they crashed have played a role. body was a student teacher in the mapleton public schools. the district staff is heartbroken for her family. >>> a boulder man is in the hospital following a 9-hour manhunt. more than 6,000 homes got reverse 911 calls alerting residents to the danger. police first checked on the suspect's motor home this was parked illegally. 34-year-old russell daniels fired four police shielded her from the gunfire. >> there is actually -- they threw her to the ground and covered her with their bodies to protect her from the shots being fired >> reporter: that woman had a restraining or

but also south of it along the palmer divide into colorado springs, and spots like the springs and trinidad could be looking at over an inch of rain in a very short amount of time. our mountains within two, three day period, 2 to 4 inches of rain. it's helping. was pretty dry in spots. we'll see wet weather and unfortunately, muddy and potentially flash flood conditions in the mountains. tomorrow afternoon you can see a little clearing. we're expecting a little through the afternoon on saturday. sunday does look drier. of the two days this weekend, you're going to find more sunshine and fewer storms on sunday. temperatures today low to mid- 70s through the afternoon. overnight tonight more 60s, even upper 50s by early saturday morning. denver today 75. aurora you're at 76. we've got low to mid-60s in the foothills today, bailey a high of 66. definitely does not feel like summer. normal and state-wide everybody feeling a cooldown from pueblo to grand junction. about 20 degrees cooler than where we were wednesday. a nice change. good break from the heat. it does come back. every day as you lo

you're going to find today the covering most of our front range, along i-25 from fort collins down to trinidad. we'll watch for stronger storms by late afternoon. 50s this morning as you step out the door, it's one of the coolest mornings we've seen. you'll be in the 60s by about 9:00. then only a good 10-degree up by 1:00. low to mid-70s this afternoon. a good 10, 15 degrees below normal. chance for more scattered showers and thunderstorms and showers through the evening, and clearing early tomorrow. parker 73, highlands ranch 74. i'm wearing the cowboy boots. i'm channeling my inner fall outfit today. deckers today 71. out west it's still warm near grand junction. but southern colorado cooling 80s. tomorrow slight chance for a few storms. about 10% chance. 70 degrees saturday. and sunday we're in the upper 70s to low 80s. it is beautiful sunday. monday, low, mid-80s. monday and tuesday look to be a little bit warmer. >>> i want mitch to recreate that dance move. this. was doing something like >> von miller stylish. pretty smooth ride around town. look at 28 in boulder. most of the students h

lightning now, south of colorado, into pueblo, and outside of trinidad. we had a a flood advisory there for a brief time tonight. moisture going through that area. the big picture, cooler air slid in today, a nice, nice heat relieve. high pressure as far to move in from vegas into utah. that will bring back some more heat furs. not a huge warmup for us. 2-5 degrees warmer in northeastern colorado than we were today as the high comes in. and there's ail a little moisture trickling in through that high. not gonna be a washout or anything like that. 83 is the high today. very comfortable at dia-and downtown. normal high about 88 degrees. and this morning, no wonder they had snow on pike's peak! our tomorrow was 52 to start, 5:45 this morning. southeast wind the rising. ron has 66 degrees tonight. in lafayette, nancy johnson still warm at 70 degrees this evening. from pete miller, he caught some of the meteor showers last night. a peak last night. still visible this evening. if you look in the northeast sky, best view away from city lights, as soon as the moo

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an earthquake in trinidad. it was a so far, no reports of any damage here. >>> now let's check in with lisa. >> we have a change. that cold front we were talking about yesterday now rolling through the state. you can see it looks active. a lot of what we're picking up on radar will be cloud cover. a few light showers will be possible this morning with more thunderstorms popping up this afternoon. a little blue and purple also there on radar above about see prettied picturecoming -- pretty pictures with light snow on the peaks. yesterday mid- to upper 80s. today starting off with upper 50s to low 60s, and not much of a warmup. only by 10 degrees at 4:00. at that point we'll be at about 72. low to mid-70s here in denver. upper 50s to low 60s in the foothills. it's a lot cooler today. here's your first alert it's still going to be pretty cool tomorrow. we'll take a look at the weekend coming up. >>> 4:36 now. the street in front of a denver elen back to normal this morning. it was a crime scene overnight. two riva

trekking showers out there and more numerous from colorado trinidad and left open, but put into motion and i want to show you the best showers are here and a cold front from the north and west. notice the showers driving up high 25. i will keep the chance of light showers in and around denver in the front range until we get to early tomorrow morning. the future cast. a few lightning strikes a step them towards lamar, and they are the quick radar tour in the streets of showers but unfortunately as you zoom in closer a lot of this light green weld county not reaching the ground but the deeper green a better shower but the base of the foothills to the west loveland, a couple of showers they are. you come down to denver little wet weather colfax and i-70 golden a nice shower and yes, some snow over the higher peaks of pictures the day after it snows from a lot of the colorado ski resorts posting on twitter tomorrow as they come in to see the snow blanketing the peaks, and i showers but again that stretch running all the way up by 25 corridor and if you left out west. temperatures a big con

. >>> there are changes planned for the railroad crossing in trinidad where a family of five was killed. the state approved work to install warning signals including flashing lights, bell and gates at the crossing. the plan was approved last week. burlington northern santa fe railroad will upgrade the crossing at a cost of more than $270,000. the work will take three to six months. >>> in june a california bound amtrak train hit and ll five members of the miller family. a 4-year-old survived and is now living with her aunt and uncle. the crossing was only marked with warning signs. >>> one of the country's largest american indian tribes is suing the federal government over the gold king mine spill which happened a year ago this month which contaminated rivers in three states including colorado. attorneys for the navajo nation filed a lawsuit today against the epa. the state of new mexico is suing colorado over the spill. more than $29 million on spill related costs. >>> 11 people have now died after historic flooding in louisiana, the governor announcing at least 40,000 homes are damage

southwestern colorado although it does include parts of colorado springs in a make your way towards the trinidad area. life radar issuing some of the stronger storms here in eastern even some thunderstorms with a couple of health producing storms down there. for most of us, not seeing the lightning here across the front range, that's what the bigger storms. what we are seeing is finally a move of the rain coming off a higher terrain and fighting in our direction. all day long this stuff has been evacuating. but now we're starting to see brain fort collins, loveland, longmont making it into boulder and we're just starting to see it move in on the west side of down. obviously we would keep an eye on this because future caches waves of rain continuing overnight tonight and even as a content of heavy rain possible coming up in your saturday. obviously the gray skies have kept the temperatures on the cool side with readings in the 60s and '70s like done in castle rock where they're at 69 degrees. that's where matt mickens is with the pinpoint weather beast. he's at the douglas county fair keeping an

believe it or not we hit the 80s today, cooler in the mountains, 53 in leadville, low 70s in alamosa, trinidad and springfield. now at the airport mostly cloudy skies, temperatures remaining at 70 degrees th these storms out of the southwest around 17 miles per hour. a bit of a breeze in the 9news backyard, but that's okay. our temperatures are a little cooler. earlier this afternoon we saw a line of thunderstorms push throughout parts of the metro area. you probably saw darker skies around 2:00, 2:30. it finally delivered some decent rain, many locations picking up between .1 to .2 in the heart of the city and across the western suburbs as get a drop at dia where we keep our records. this storm system is sitting across south central colorado and parts of the san luis valley. with that counterclockwise flow it will once again wrap up all that moisture moving it into the front range by tomorrow afternoon. you can see the central part of the state picking up the most amount of rain showers around here, but some heavier pockets in northern colorado, aerial flood advisory in place for ports of wel

it stretches farther south along the front range, down along i-25 toward trinidad. we'll see a few stronger storms within this. this all due to again the cold pushing in overnight. winds have shifted direction and so it's going to bring our temperatures down. this morning ou're walking out the door to some 50s. it's still going to be mild for the kids at the bus stop. just not as warm. low 60s by 9:00. then low 70s between 1:00 and 3:00. again, mostly sunny by 12:00. but scattered storms and showers for the commute through the early evening, and you're going to fine temperatures anywhere from 72 in denver 75 in platteville. 73 in parker. our foothills with low to upper 60s. bailey today 67. some mountain spots will be in the 50s. we saw a little snow falling on pikes peak yesterday, yesterday afternoon, early evening. we could see more of that. but it will be above 13,000 feet and really not enough to stick. few flakes coming down. 72 today. tomorrow we're at 70. it's going to be cooler, with a chance for storms. about a 10% chance saturday. upper 70s, near 80 the f

chance of severe storms from weld county, denver, colorado springs, pueblo, all the way down into trinidad as these storms continued to roll across the east. in nederland, matt reynolds from our weather watcher had some small hail covering the greenery. there is a closer look, and mike, are either watching bailey, marble sized hail, there's his ruler as he mentions that, beat up the flowers a everything got going, 81 at the airport, 80 at the button-down town, a below normal day. a little warmer than we were thinking. we were thinking we would lock into the 70s, that may happen tomorrow. 63 tomorrow with a north northeast wind at 26, as we have seen, the costs with these thunderstorms are kicking up to 60, 70 miles per hour. storms congregating down to the southeast tonight,st tomorrow afternoon. isolated thunderstorms, real small chance from denver down into southern colorado during the afternoon tomorrow. a little bit drier the way things look. tonight, chilly night, lots of 40s showing up including denver. tomorrow, we'll be in the 70s for most areas with the exception of grand junction

spott like the springs and trinidad under a flash flood watch later this is what it look like at 5:30. here's your first alert that we're going to see some pockets of heavy rain for the commute tonight and temperatures today only in the 70s. we're talking a high of just 75 in denver. >>> right now we're tracking breaking news of a terror attack in india. armed militants fired shots and launched grenades in a busy market place. at least a dozen people are dead and many critically injured. you can see some of the smoke distance there. this is reportedly the work of a predominantly christian separatist group. >>> lafayette police are looking for a woman accused of being a fake doctor and scamming an elderly couple. police are afraid julie steenhoek is already gone. court documents show she moved in with an elderly couple and tried to sell their house. the elderly woman later died anre doctor. >> i think it's incredibly important that we get this woman so that she stops doing this and save other families from this kind of heartache. because my mom is gone, my mom is gone, and she doesn't

lightning now, south of colorado, into pueblo, and outside of trinidad. we had a brief problem in fremont county. a flood advisory there for a brief time tonight. moisture going through that area. the big picture, cooler air slid in today, a nice, nice heat relieve. high pressure as far to that will bring back some more heat furs. not a huge warmup for us. 2-5 degrees warmer in northeastern colorado than we were today as the high comes in. and there's ail a little moisture trickling in through that high. not gonna be a washout or anything like that. 83 is the high today. very comfortable at dia-and downtown. normal high about 88 degrees. and this morning, no wonder they had snow on pike's peak! our tomorrow was 52 this morning. southeast wind the 7, high pressure at 30.26 and rising. ron has 66 degrees tonight. in lafayette, nancy johnson still warm at 70 degrees this evening. from pete miller, he caught some of the meteor night. still visible this evening. if you look in the northeast sky, best view away from city lights, as soon as the moon sets after 1

along i-25 from trinidad north to colorado springs we're expecting that potential for flash flooding, especially around some of those burn scar areas. temperatures obviously the other talker. yesterday we were in the mid- to upper 70s. denver 75. greeley 76. it felt really nice not to be in the 90s by 11:00 yesterday afternoon. it was a nice change. still warm, but not nearly as warm near pueblo and lamar with low to mid-80s. today we're at 75. tomorrow we're a touch warmer. we will still see storms saturday afternoon, a little sunshine will work in. sunday storms aae going to be more isolated. it's a little warmer, too. 85. we're expecting a little more sunshine sunday. next week it is hot 90 on monday. and 95 by wednesday. that's not a good way to have to go back to school. >> no, it's not. yesterday i was thinking it feels like fall. feels like fall today and i was missing summer. >> today it's back. >>> we have a couple of problems, including the wet roads to the north. i-25, highway 34, we have wet roads up that way. we have wet roads around the greeley area, loveland, fort colli

the southeastern corner of the state so as you head towards lamar down near campo, near la junta, trinidad, near wilsonburg scattered showers to the north. we have this flow heading up our direction so we have a lot of subtropical moisture heading up our way. a lot of rain in new mexico, the texas panhandle, a lot in western kansas. looking at our futurecast for the rest of the day, we are expecting to see rain, most of the north so that is going to happen as well but for the most part of the bulk of the rain will stay to the south and to the eastern plains. denver may get ah phi isolated thunderstorms and rain showers that roll through. if not, a few more clouds and it may be breezy at times and then overnight tonight there still is a little bit of rain out on the eastern plains. there could be clouds to start the day tomorrow and then we have a chance for more showers tomorrow, again, not everyone gets it, there may be a couple of pockets of heavier rainfall and there could be heavier rainfall with the storms today. they don't look to hail and heavier rain. 85 in denver today, 84 in gree

south of i70 heading down towards the border they should be exiting i cap defied the northeast of trinidad that will be standing out shortly as well back to the west upstream to some cloud cover everything is quiet in the higher terrain here tonight we need the rain fall on me 3107 inches so far this month at dia that is basically nothing just a few drops we need to add more in the bucket so far since june 1 and only had 2.72 inches of rain 5.14 is the average we are about two and half inches below average for t essentially we need a good soaking day of rainfall and we might get it by the time the end of the week comes along with the conference scheduled for friday" done as well i'm sure a lot of us are excited about that these amenities have been pretty frequent occurrence around here as of late we had 44 of them now so far this year's 92 high this afternoon about four but the average but we are cooling down here tonight. comfortable quiet evening that of the beasley summit 74 good and i were a nice little breeze out there to where temperatures are at 69 degrees is a mix of 60s in the 70s

in the morning tomorrow, partly cloudy, even a few showers down between pueblo and trinidad. by the time we get to lunchtime, start to cook up more showers and storms because the upper air spur bans is slowly swirl -- disturbance is slowly swirling around colorado, so locally heavy rainers and some areas of hail. 80 for a high in denver. 82 fort collins and greeley, and 70s around the springs and limon out to act burlington. tonight the -- akron and burlington. tonight the showers clearing, partly cloudy, and 57. tomorrow, should be dry in the morning, but then storms likely in the afternoon with a high ten of 80. -- temperature of 80. by wednesday the upper argue disturbance moves out meaning fewer storms. temperature up to 82. the first alert weather day is tomorrow because of the possibility of locally heavy rain and hail. thursday our bright spot. sunny and 85, and looking ahead to man, how quickly we get to 3 saturday 88, mostly sunny. sunday 85, mostly sunny. and then a dry breezy ccld front coming in for labor day monday dropping temperatures into the upper 70s. always

denver's forecast overnight this is the more widespread rain you can see here is the rosenberg angular trinidad continuing covert with kim back economy over the sender shall wear there is you look back in towards toward the gunnison area backwards the silver clips. they've got a couple of showers and their southwest colorado ring around to ringo's image and more rain coming into the western slope high temperatures today anyway you look release the 60s 70s with a few 80s when requested if you 80s in the south and east kind of a break from the heat for the second day in a row denver at 76 degrees we should be in the upper 80s and we will march to heat backup outside right now 66 and 68 when does taking the southeasterly time and is at 70 miles per hour just about every body thorn in the 16 springfield in the 60s 1166 is out there 67 and stable 1066 in middleton and done towards the inglewood area across the rest of the front range of temperatures in the 60s of lower in idalia 65 joules per 50s now impressive academic degrees cooler as you get two, for so watch the kind of lift up between now and