Grand Junction, CO – A severe weather alert is in effect today for Grand Junction as another round of thunderstorms is expected. Some storms may reach severe levels, with winds surpassing 58 mph and hail exceeding one inch in diameter. The storms could bring heavy rain, raising the risk of localized flash flooding across the region.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Grand Junction, widespread showers and storms will impact the area throughout the day. Residents should prepare for strong winds, frequent cloud-to-ground lightning, and potentially hazardous driving conditions. The storms will be most intense in the afternoon and evening.
Flash flooding remains a significant concern, especially in low-lying areas and near rivers. The NWS advises residents to avoid flooded roads and seek shelter during severe storms. Dry air is forecast to move in on Monday and Tuesday, bringing relief from the stormy conditions. However, until then, vigilance is essential as the storms pass through.
Local authorities recommend monitoring weather updates and preparing for possible emergencies. Residents should secure outdoor objects and ensure that they have a safe place to shelter from the severe weather expected today.
