Rain and mountain snow are winding down. Breaks will become more prolonged, and the rain and snow will become more scattered. Chief Meteorologist Stephen Bowers is tracking the change for us tonight.
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Temperatures are doing the late-spring climb toward the start of summer, and the spring showers and thunderstorms are becoming fewer.
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A dedicated team of ‘ball shaggers’ prepped with special mud made just for baseballs.
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Showers and thunderstorms will become fewer, even over the High Country. The drying comes with warming.