Alex Lehnert

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The earth was hit with G-4 CME (Coronal Mass Ejection) solar storm at approx. 12:20 pm Denver time.Might see northern lights as early as 5:30 pm. With peak later in the evening. #cowx @LaurenCBS4 @CallieZTV @AlexLCBS4 @AshtonCBS @CBSJoeWeather @CBSNEWSCOLORADO

@BoNix10 is such a stud. Rockstar QB obviously, but even more of a rockstar human being.

"He's a tough cookie." Sean Payton on Bo Nix.

We got you 10🤞🏽

I can confirm, it’s VERY windy in NOCO.

WORST SNOWPACK! Today 1/13.26, marks the lowest snowpack Colorado has seen to-date since official statewide measurements began in 1987. #cowx @LaurenCBS4 @CallieZTV @AlexLCBS4 @AshtonCBS @CBSJoeWeather @CBSNEWSCOLORADO

@McDermedFox9 Never an easy decision. Wishing you all the best! 🤍🤍

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Not a great snow picture here in Denver. Well below our seasonal averages, with lots of dry weather in the forecast. #cowx @DaveCBSColorado @JoeRuchWeather @LaurenCBS4 @CallieZTV

First Alert: Hurricane force winds blasting over the Front Range with gusts over 100 mph! #cowx @LaurenCBS4 @CallieZTV @AlexLCBS4 @AshtonCBS @CBSJoeWeather @CBSCOLORADO

The National Weather Service has issued a Particularly Dangerous Situation (PDS) alert associated with today's Red Flag Warning in Colorado. This is the most extreme categorization for risk the NWS has and is a rare occurrence. Due to extreme wind and critically dry conditions that are expected to match or exceed  Wednesday’s severe weather, a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) has been implemented for customers in Boulder, Clear Creek, Gilpin, Jefferson, Larimer and Weld counties today, Friday, Dec. 19. We expect this to be a very severe weather event with unplanned outages expected to significantly exceed the number of customers affected by a PSPS. Due to changing weather patterns, conditions are now expected to improve between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Friday evening. High winds, causing additional outages, will persist beyond 10 p.m. As soon as it is safe to do so, hundreds of crew members are prepared to begin inspecting power lines and restoring service. Turning off the power is not a decision we take lightly, and we will strive to restore power as soon as it is safe to do so. We stress that some customers may experience extended outages lasting several hours to several days as crews work to restore power. We understand how frustrating it is to experience extended outages and we appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to keep crews and customers safe. We are committed to seeing through this next round of extreme weather alongside first responders and community support organizations. Together we will do everything we can to protect our communities. Resource centers with access to phone charging and other home emergency supplies will be available for customers in some communities. Xcel Energy’s RED Trucks will be available at some resource centers to provide support and information to customers. More information is available at xcelenergy.com/wildfire.

10:45 AM and the wind reports are already rolling in. Winds already gusting 100+ mph in Boulder County. #cowx @DaveCBSColorado @CallieZTV @JoeRuchWeather @LaurenCBS4

Particularly Dangerous Situation! 1st of its kind for Colorado. It is going to be a very windy, very dry, very warm day. Some winds could gust up to 100+mph for the circled area (Hwy 93 into the foothills). #cowx

Yesterday, record-tying afternoon highs. This morning, record-breaking morning 'lows'! It was crazy warm at the airport this morning, all as 70 mph winds gust through with a severe thunderstorm around 4 AM. #cowx @DaveCBSColorado @CallieZTV @CBSJoeWeather @LaurenCBS4

First Alert: Denver ties the record high and hit the first official 100° of the Summer! #cowx @LaurenCBS4 @CallieZTV @AlexLCBS4 @AshtonCBS @CBSJoeWeather

Heads up E. Denver, Aurora, DIA... Gusty damaging winds heading your way. Up to 60 mph!

Storms firing up in parts of Jefferson County right now. These will move East over the next hour or so. Active weather already firing up after an active morning! #cowx

Severe Thunderstorm Watches issued up and down the I25 corridor for this afternoon, staying in effect through 5PM. Storms will begin firing up in the Denver area around 12-1PM, and race East by this afternoon. #cowx @DaveCBSColorado @CBSJoeWeather @LaurenCBS4 @CallieZTV

Severe Thunderstorm Warning: Strong cell moving through the Limon area right now. Possible 1" hail for Elbert and Lincoln counties until 10:45. #cowx @DaveCBSColorado @CBSJoeWeather @LaurenCBS4 @CallieZTV

Holy hail batman. 2.75" is baseball size hail! #cowx @DaveCBSColorado @CBSJoeWeather @LaurenCBS4 @CallieZTV