Here is a future radar simulation of possible conditions the rest of the day today, Sunday, and into Monday. This is the storm that won't go away. A final "F you" before it gets outta here for good. 😆 Numerous showers and thunderstorms circling around the center of low pressure. Snurfall accumulation should be confined to areas above 9,000 feet but can't rule it out as low as 7500 feet at times. Monday will have a few showers and storms around most numerous in the mountains, but a few could sur

⛈️ 3:30 PM Radar Update – WIDE VIEW We’re seeing two very different storm modes across the region: 🔹 Along and South of I-70 (including Colorado, northern New Mexico, and western Kansas): Stronger, more discrete supercells continue to fire off. These storms are producing large hail, and frequent lightning. These are the ones you really don’t want to mess with. 🔹 North of I-70 (including SW Nebrasky Pandyhandle): It’s more of a steady stratiform rain setup here—still moderate to heavy at times—

22 reactions | 2 PM Friday Radar update: Stronger storms are just starting to develop - producing small hail and brief heavy rain so far. As storms intensify over the plains, some may be severe with large hail around 1" in diameter. Greatest threat along I-70 Corridor east of Denver. #COwx | US National Weather Service Denver/Boulder Colorado | Facebook