Colorado and Utah are under a freeze warning as temperatures drop below freezing. By County Herald Weather Desk – April 5, 2025
As temperatures are predicted to drop to as low as 25°F in the early hours of Sunday, April 6, 2025, a freeze warning has been issued for several areas in western Colorado and eastern Utah, including Grand Junction, Fruita, and Moab. The Warning Period: This alert remains active from 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. MDT, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
Unprotected outdoor plumbing and delicate vegetation are at risk in these below-freezing conditions. Areas expected to be impacted include the Grand Valley, parts of Southeast Utah, and the Arches/Grand Flat region.
🌿 How to Prepare for the Freeze Warning:
Cover or bring in outdoor plants and potted flowers.
Protect garden vegetables or newly planted crops with insulated sheets or coverings.
Wrap or insulate any exposed outdoor pipes to prevent freezing or bursting.
Think about draining and disconnecting garden hoses
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What Residents Should Be Aware of: Authorities in the area are urging residents to act quickly because freezing temperatures can arrive quickly in the early morning hours. Homeowners, farmers, and gardeners must keep an eye out for potential dangers and ensure they are protected from frost. Stay tuned for more weather updates and advisories as conditions evolve across Colorado and Utah.
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