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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.

Cortez has hit the jackpot for two months in a row in terms of much-needed precipitation.

Cooler temps and daily thunderstorms are back in the Four Corners. Stay informed and plan ahead with the latest KSJD Outdoor Report. Tune in daily on-air or online.

A hot, dry week is ahead in the Four Corners, with rising temps, scattered mountain storms, and increased fire weather concerns heading into the weekend.

Warm, breezy weather continues across the Four Corners. Plus, Cortez announces its July 4th celebration, Arizona enacts a Turquoise Alert for missing Indigenous people, and Navajo leaders push to protect Medicaid access.

A freeze warning is in effect this morning across the Four Corners, with cooler temps, gusty winds, and a warming trend expected through midweek and into the weekend.

Sunny skies and spring wind lead today's forecast, while local headlines include Chinle’s graduation, energy grant concerns, Utah GOP news, and a major Colorado media shakeup.

Blustery weather continues across the Four Corners with warmer temperatures expected by Thursday. Plus, local school boards meet to discuss budgets and charters, and Gov. Polis vetoes a union security bill.

A weather system bringing afternoon showers and warm temperatures continues through the weekend. In local news, Delta County files a 9-1-1 complaint, while Arizona passes a law for missing Indigenous people.

Showers and mountain snow continue today with temperatures rising. Local events include the Montezuma Cortez High School National Honor Society induction and a kindergarten open house in Mancos.