April 29, 2026: Rain, severe weather, and the summer ahead; 'Dude Talk Dinners' help men connect
About this episode
The episode discusses the arrival of rain and severe weather, the importance of 'Dude Talk Dinners' for men's connection, and e-bike safety.
April will end with much-needed rain, and even some snow in the mountains. This also marks the start of tornado and severe weather season. Denver7 Chief Meteorologist Lisa Hidalgo is back for our regular chat about weather and climate. Then, "Dude Talk Dinners" help connect men in a non-judgmental environment. Plus, as more people hop on e-bikes, what to know about safety and the rules of the road.
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