Grand Junction, CO – Grand Junction and surrounding areas in Colorado are facing a week of active weather as deep monsoonal moisture remains in place. A disturbance tracking in from the west is expected to bring scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and evening, with some lingering overnight. These storms could produce moderate to heavy rainfall, with localized flooding being a significant concern, especially in areas with steep terrain.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Junction, residents should prepare for strong gusty winds reaching up to 50 mph, small hail, and frequent lightning. The risk of severe weather continues into the early part of the week, with storms forecasted to persist through Tuesday. The heaviest rainfall is expected today, with a 45% chance of showers, tapering off slightly to 35% on Monday and 40% on Tuesday.
This prolonged wet period could lead to dangerous road conditions and flash flooding in low-lying areas. The National Weather Service advises residents to stay informed about local weather updates and be prepared for sudden changes. A potential downturn in this active weather pattern is expected by mid to late week, bringing some relief from the storms.
