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SKY TRACKER FORECAST
Expect rain through the day and evening hours. We are likely going to see some heavy downpours at times. These heavy downpours could produce rainfall at the rate of .50" per hour. That's why the National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Watch for the recent burn areas. Debris flow problems in the burn areas are possible. This system will also bring us a few thunderstorms, which could contain gusty winds and small hail. Another major component to this storm will be the very low snow levels...with snow levels falling to as low as 2,000 feet by late Tuesday night. Expect mid 50s for highs today.
The wet weather will be long gone by tomorrow leaving us with a partly cloudy to mostly sunny day. Daytime highs will only warm into the upper 50s on Wednesday, but will return to the lower and middle 60s by Thursday under mostly sunny skies. A weak weather system will bring us a slight chance for showers on Friday, but at this point it doesn't appear that this will bring us much in the way of precipitation.
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