
Jr. Forecaster
Hey kids, have you ever wanted to become a television weather forecaster? If you are in 3rd, 4th or 5th Grade... now is your chance.
Every Friday NewsChannel Five will give you the opportunity to be part of the daily weather show from the Storm Center Five weather center. To become a Jr. Forecaster, just click on the "Raindrop" and follow the instructions.
All you need to do is print out the coloring book page, color it any way you like, then on the back tell us a quick weather story. The story can be about a snow storm, some scary lightning or just a pleasant sunny day that you remember. When you are finished drop off the artwork and essay page at:
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Grand Junction
And don't forget to visit Robbie the Raindrop's very own web site...
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Each day we seem to get a little bit warmer and a little bit drier as the weather pattern in the region has not changed much since Monday. Look for more of the same through the end of the week and into the weekend as the clouds stay north of the state and the dry air filters in from the northwest, west and southwest. There will be a chance for the northern corner of the state to get some below freezing temperatures Thursday night into Friday as well as Friday night into Saturday, but the temps will only be below 32 degrees for a short while, therefore most crops and tender vegetation will not suffer. As far as the Labor Day weekend is concerned, look for the weather to be quiet, warm and dry to start, then a few thunderstorms may pop up over the high country Monday afternoon. Drier and cooler air is set to arrive next week as we kick off the meteorological autumn.
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