Josephine Saige

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Multimedia Journalist at KREX-TV (Grand Junction, CO)

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Strong to severe storms Thursday and Friday in southern Colorado

1 day ago | kktv.com | Josephine Saige

Stronger to severe storms possibleFriday tooWarmer weekendTHURSDAY AFTERNOON: Stronger to severe storms will start to form in the mid-afternoon as we heat up into the 60s and 70s. Threats include lightning, decent hail, flooding and tornadic activity through the eastern plains. Things will calm down after sunset. FRIDAY: We are tracking the same threats for southern Colorado. It is expected to be a bit stronger through Friday afternoon too.
More unsettled weather next week for southern Colorado

5 days ago | kktv.com | Josephine Saige

Showers and storms next weekThreats of flooding, hail and gusty windsCooler on Tuesday & WednesdaySUNDAY NIGHT: Storms linger into the late-night hours for some in the southeastern plains, but we will dry out overnight. MONDAY: Afternoon highs are expected in the 80s for most with widespread showers and storms arriving in the afternoon hours. Some of the storms will be on the strong to severe side with threats of small hail and gusty winds.
Thunderstorms taper off tonight, warm weekend ahead

1 week ago | kktv.com | Josephine Saige

Showers and storms taper off tonightMore chances for isolated storms through the weekendWarmer through the weekend though!More moisture next weekFRIDAY NIGHT: A few Severe Thunderstorm Warnings have been issued for Teller and El Paso counties throughout the early evening. These are expected to expire, but moderate to heavy rainfall with hail and very gusty winds were some of the impacts. Rain showers are expected to taper off into the late-night hours with evening lows in the 50s for many.
Soggy weekend for southern Colorado continues

1 week ago | kktv.com | Josephine Saige

Thunderstorm chances stick aroundFlooding & hail possibleCooler temperaturesSUNDAY NIGHT: Some areas have held off on showers and thunderstorms throughout the day, but we are still on watch for storms through the evening. Flooding is possible for the Palmer Divide with threats of small hail for some too. Temperatures are expected to be in the 40s and 50s for overnight lows. MEMORIAL DAY: Another cool day in the 60s for many is expected with more storm chances.
More thunderstorms possible through the holiday weekend

1 week ago | kktv.com | Josephine Saige

Strong to severe storm chances continue tomorrowHail and damaging winds possibleCooling off into the 60sSATURDAY NIGHT: We are continuing to track severe thunderstorm warnings for areas in northeastern El Paso County. Large hail and gusty wind with moderate rainfall are possible. SUNDAY: The threat for strong to severe storms returns. The same threats will be over areas in the eastern plains and the Palmer Divide. We will feel much cooler in the 60s.
Tracking a stormy Memorial Day weekend

2 weeks ago | kktv.com | Josephine Saige

Strong to severe storms possible through the weekendHail and damaging winds for someCooler temperatures tooFRIDAY: Afternoon highs are expecting in the 80s and 90s for many with gusty winds and mostly sunny skies. An isolated shower is possible through the gap later in the afternoon/early evening. Strong to severe storms are possible later in the day closer to the Kansas border. SATURDAY: The main theme of the holiday weekend is strong to severe storms.
Shower and storm chances into Memorial Day weekend

2 weeks ago | kktv.com | Josephine Saige

80s and 90s on FridayWidespread rain and thunderstorms this weekendCooling down by SundayTHURSDAY NIGHT: We can’t rule out the chance for an evening storm, but most of us will remain dry. Lows drop to the 40s for many!FRIDAY: Not much change is expected for southern Colorado. Afternoon highs are expected to be warmer, reaching the 80s and 90s for many. A strong storm will be possible out east, but most stay dry. MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND: A soggy weekend is ahead.
Wildfire potential outlook released for 2025 season: What southern Colorado can expect

2 weeks ago | kktv.com | Josephine Saige

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - In the Predictive Services National Interagency Fire Center’s four-month outlook for significant wildland fire potential temperatures, drought and precipitation is taken into account compared to years prior and averages. For the remaining days in May, Colorado does not have any significant risk, but June is expected to have above average significant risk for southwestern Colorado. Southern and southeastern Colorado is at normal risk throughout wildfire season.
Rain chances return tomorrow for southern Colorado

2 weeks ago | kktv.com | Josephine Saige

Rain chances return on MondayCooler tooWind sticks aroundSUNDAY NIGHT: A seasonal evening ahead in the 40s for many. Wind calms down overnight. MONDAY: Rain chances return in the late morning for some and become more widespread throughout the afternoon. Stronger storms are expected across the plains. Temperatures are also cooler in the 60s for many. Download the KKTV 11 Alert Weather App here:THE REST OF THE WEEK: Another warming trend arrives with more sunshine and dry air.
Windy Sunday with chances for isolated showers for some

2 weeks ago | kktv.com | Josephine Saige

Windy & warm for SundayCooler MondayMore chances for rain on Monday tooSATURDAY NIGHT: Another evening with mid 40s expected for most. Wind will calm down overnight too. SUNDAY: Mountain showers are expected again, and we can’t rule out a chance for an isolated storm in the lower regions in the afternoon and evening either. Expect wind gusts up to 50 MPH with warm temperatures in the 70s for most during the afternoon.