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Showers and thunderstorms forecast for Colorado’s high country as wildfires rage across the state
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· July 8, 2026
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Key points The Western Slope, where Aspen is located, is poised to see rainy skies with possible thunderstorms. Further details about the upcoming weather pattern are available from the Aspen Times, including information about the expected active monsoon season later this summer.
Colorado's high country, including the Aspen area, is expected to experience showers and thunderstorms. This change in weather comes after a period of hot, dry conditions.
The Western Slope, where Aspen is located, is poised to see rainy skies with possible thunderstorms. A wave of energy is expected to start affecting the area on Tuesday.
Further details about the upcoming weather pattern are available from the Aspen Times, including information about the expected active monsoon season later this summer.
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Published: July 8, 2026 ·
Source: Glenwood Springs Post Independent ·
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