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KEY MESSAGES

- Some scattered storms over the far eastern plains later this afternoon.

- Rather dry and warm Wednesday-Thursday.

- Monsoon pattern re-develops Friday into the weekend.

SHORT TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/

Issued at 108 PM MDT Tue Sep 1 2026

High res guidance continues to show the potential for a few showers and thunderstorms developing over the far eastern plains later this afternoon, mainly south and east of a line from La Junta to Trinidad. A few of the storms could be strong with gusty winds and small hail. Over the remainder of the region is will likely be dry, although an isolated shower/storm cannot be ruled out.

LONG TERM /WEDNESDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/

Issued at 108 PM MDT Tue Sep 1 2026

For Wednesday and Thursday, it will likely be dry over the region. Any storms, if they form, will be isolated at best. Temperatures will warm up a bit as compared to today, with generally mid 90s over the plains and around 90 over the divides (Palmer and Raton). Over the valleys we will see lower to mid 80s.

Starting Friday, the monsoon flow is forecast to re-develop once again and will likely be with us through early next week. Scattered to numerous storms will occur over the mtns with mainly isolated to scattered storms over the plains (with better chances along the I-25 corridor region).

Some of the rain during this period will have the potential to be rather heavy (especially over the mtns), as guidance indicates we may see some mid to upper level tropical cyclone moisture being advected into the region.

Temperatures most areas this weekend will be similar to the temperatures during this upcoming mid week time period, although the mtn temps may be a somewhat cooler due the expected increase in cloudiness.\/Hodanish

AVIATION /00Z TAFS THROUGH 00Z THURSDAY/

Issued at 539 PM MDT Tue Sep 1 2026

VFR and dry TAFs are expected to persist through the period with diurnal wind patterns. Some pop up storms may try and impact KCOS later this evening based on latest high-res guidance, but will continue to monitor for any need of precip mention.

PUB WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES

None.

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