The severe threat for the Denver area is back again. It could be yet another active second-half of the day near the I-25 corridor. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued from southeast Wyoming to northeast New Mexico. Cities like Cheyenne and Denver are included within this watch that is in place until 9:00 PM MDT.
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The threats with these storms will be large, damaging hail and strong wind gusts. Spin up tornadoes can not be ruled out either.
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With the potential for heavy rainfall rates on top of burn scars, flash flooding will be a possibility. Rainfall rates could be as high as 1 to 1.5 inches of rain per hour.
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As of Monday afternoon, storms were already firing off across the Front Range of Colorado. Storms will continue until the evening hours of Monday with the support of an upper level jet.
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For WeatherNation, Meteorologist
Kate Mantych.