Another round of thunderstorms moved into Colorado on Saturday, bringing rain and hail to areas across the Front Range.

There is a flash flood warning in effect for eastern Denver, southwestern Adams and western Arapahoe counties until 5:45 p.m.

The Rio Blanco Fire, located 12 miles south of Pagosa Springs, was listed at 1,388 acres and 91 percent contained as of Tuesday, Aug. 11, with the next update from the incident management team ...

A wet weekend ahead for Southern Colorado, with quiet mornings and stormy skies during the afternoon and evening hours.

A forecast for Friday said showers and thunderstorms are possible after 3 p.m., with increasing clouds and a high near 83 degrees. Winds will be light and variable becoming east-southeast at 5 to 9 ...

Showers and storms are expected to develop across the Denver metro and across Colorado's Eastern Plains Saturday afternoon ...

Current Situation: The Rio Blanco Fire received some moisture over the past few days, allowing firefighters to use the rain to assist with mop-up operations. A smaller Type 4 incident management team ...

San Juan Mountains Association (SJMA) has been engaged in youth watershed stewardship programming over the spring and summer, ...

Colorado faces a risk of flash flooding with storms likely on Friday and Saturday, especially in burn scar areas. Stay alert ...

The last heavy rainfall caused destructive flash flooding, with no time to prepare. This time residents are stacking sandbags ...

Crews working the Rio Blanco Fire burning in Archuleta County said they’re making good strikes against the blaze, reporting a 91% containment on the fire in an update earlier Tuesday.