Grand Junction, CO – Residents of western Colorado should brace for a significant weather shift this Thursday, with critical fire weather conditions expected. After scattered thunderstorms today, strong outflow winds and low humidity will create a heightened fire risk as the cold front moves in Thursday.
According to the US National Weather Service in Grand Junction, these winds, combined with dry fuels, are expected to lead to critical fire weather across the region. Communities are urged to remain alert and avoid outdoor activities that could spark fires. Fire departments and emergency responders are prepared to act quickly if conditions worsen.
The weather will calm by Friday, with dry, mild, and quiet conditions forecast for the weekend. Residents can expect relief after the midweek turbulence, but caution remains essential for the next 48 hours as the fire risk peaks on Thursday. Stay updated on weather alerts and prepare to take action if needed.
