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Afternoon thunderstorms and scorching temps are back in the Four Corners. Hear what to expect this week—and why fire safety matters more than ever.Subscribe to the KSJD Outdoor Report for daily updates that keep you prepared and connected.

This week’s Water Wednesday Outdoor Report highlights the latest local water levels at McPhee Reservoir and the Dolores River—and shares findings from a major new study. Researchers found that when heatwaves and drought overlap, the risk of death for people with respiratory conditions like COPD increases significantly. Learn how drought compounds heat-related health threats and why future climate alerts may need to adapt.Listen now and stay safe, Four Corners.

El concejo municipal aprobó una resolución por la noche del martes 27 de mayo en la que se compromete a ponerle fin a las graves lesiones y accidentes vehiculares por las calles de Cortez.

More than 3 million acres of federal public lands in the West could be put up for sale under the latest budget reconciliation proposal put forth by the U.S. Senate’s Energy and Natural Resources Committee.

Approximately 750 people joined in a peaceful rally Saturday on Cortez’s Main Street to protest the policies of the Trump administration.

Si estamos hablando de precipitación, en los últimos dos meses a Cortez le ha tocado el gordo.

Could the popular Phil’s World bicycling trail system east of Cortez be put up for sale in the near future? The answer appears to be yes, if the federal budget reconciliation bill in its current form becomes law.

Extreme heat causes nearly 500,000 deaths yearly. WHO urges action as climate change intensifies risk—especially for vulnerable and outdoor-working populations.

Yellow sweet clover adds summer color to Four Corners roadsides—but it can pose a hidden risk to livestock if used in improperly dried hay.

Hot, dry, and windy conditions continue, but cooler temps and clear skies make for solid riding this weekend. Stay hydrated, ride early, and thank a trail volunteer!