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Warm and dry conditions are expected to return across most of southeast Colorado Sunday, leading to increased fire risk.

The National Weather Service offices in Pueblo and Goodland, Kansas, have issued a red flag warning for nearly all of the southeast quadrant of the state.

Damaging winds, with potential for gusts up to 70 miles per hour, developed in Colorado mountains overnight and have spread to the eastern plains.

National Weather Service offices in Boulder and Pueblo are cautioning people in the eastern half of Colorado to be alert for potential flash flooding Sunday afternoon.

As monsoon moisture continues to flow across the state, the National Weather Service has issued flood and flash flood watches for a large swath of Colorado Thursday.

Extensive wind damage has been reported from storms in southeast Colorado Friday night.

Portions of Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas and Nebraska are under a severe thunderstorm watch July 9, 2021.

One week after Colorado saw the first drought-free area in the state since mid-2020, drought worsened for part of the state.

Following minor improvements in Colorado's drought conditions last week, extreme and exceptional conditions remain in parts of the state.