September 6, 2024
September 6, 2024
[The Huerfano County Courthouse, Walsenburg, CO.]
Boulder County, CO.
Lyons, CO., Artisan Market
[The following is a press release from the Town of Lyons, CO.]
Mark your calendars Lyons! At least 48 local artisan crafters will have their works for sale along the St. Vrain Creek in beautiful Bohn Park, in Lyons, CO., from 10:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. September 7, 2024.
Live music with the d’Lovelies, artisan goods, root beer floats and yummy BBQ sampler plates help to support the Lyons Community Foundation.
For more information:
lyonscolorado.com/artisanmarket
Colorado Flood Threat
[The following is a press release from the Colorado Water Conservation Board]
— Flooding is NOT expected today
There’s plenty of sun out this morning thanks to upper-level high pressure moving in from the west. Northerly mid-level flow has ushered in drier air aloft, and PW values are down from yesterday as expected with a reading of 0.54 inches at Grand Junction. Daytime heating should provide weak lift over higher terrain areas, and there’s enough moisture around for a few clouds to form this afternoon. Weak instability over the San Juans may support somewhat deeper convection leading to a low chance for a few showers and thunderstorms around the Continental Divide this afternoon. It’s otherwise looking like a spectacular weather day with seasonable temperatures and a light to moderate breeze.
Zone-Specific Forecasts:
San Juan Mountains:
Scattered clouds likely forming by early afternoon with isolated showers or thunderstorms possible. Isolated maximum 30-minute/1-hour rain amounts of 0.30/0.45 inches are possible. Flooding is NOT expected.
Prime time: 2:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Northwest Slope, Northern Mountains, Grand Valley, Central Mountains, Southwest Slope & San Luis Valley:
A few afternoon clouds are possible over the higher peaks, otherwise sunny and pleasant with temperatures close to average
Front Range, Urban Corridor, Northeast Plains, Palmer Ridge, Southeast Mountains, Raton Ridge & Southeast Plains:
A few afternoon clouds are possible over the higher peaks, otherwise sunny and pleasant with afternoon temperatures in the 60s°F (mountains) to 80s°F (Urban Corridor and eastern Plains).
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Hunters’ Education Course
[The following is based on a press release from Colorado Parks and Wildlife]
Interested in hunting in Colorado? Colorado law requires that anyone born on or after January 1, 1949, complete an approved hunter education course before applying for or buying a Colorado hunting license.
Join Colorado Parks & Wildlife certified volunteer hunter education instructor Eris Audette for this Conclusion Class in conjunction with the Internet Course.
Participants must sign up for the Colorado Hunter Safety Course Online to pre-register for this Conclusion Class.
Participants must pass both the Internet Course and Conclusion Class to complete your hunter education requirements. Passing the Internet course does not guarantee you a spot at this Conclusion Class.
There is no minimum age requirement to take this course.
After passing the Online Course, you are required to attend the Conclusion Class to complete your hunting safety certification.
A $10 nonrefundable cash payment for is due to the instructor upon arrival.
For more information:
https://calendar.estesvalleylibrary.org/event/12933047
Comics
Dry Bar Comedy
When Your Sons Aren't Cut Out To Be Athletes, Tim Steele
Resources
Colorado Rattlesnake Camera
Until next time,