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ALT Graphic summarizing Tuesday's severe weather threat. Includes map showing Enhanced Risk encompassing the I-25 corridor and most of the plains. Hail up to baseball size is the primary threat, with damaging wind gusts and isolated landspouts also possible.
ALT Graphic summarizing the key points for the developing spring snowstorm, and including a map of forecast snowfall totals.
ALT Red Flag Warning area displayed on a map view of northern and northeastern Colorado. Briefing slide text: Where: I-25 corridor and northeast plains. When: 11 AM to 9 PM Saturday. What to expect: Gusty winds and low humidity. Gusts 35 to 50 mph, locally 60 to 70 mph near the Wyoming border and foothills. Low humidity down to 8 percent. Impacts: Rapid wildfire spread possible. Avoid any outdoor activities that could cause a spark!
ALT A large portion of the northeast plains of Colorado are under a slight risk of severe weather today which is the 2nd highest category out of 5. Far northeast Colorado is under an enhanced risk for severe thunderstorms (3rd highest of 5). The primary threat is strong wind gusts exceeding 60 mph tomorrow afternoon.
ALT Graphic that shows the slight risk for severe storms area covering much of the I-25 corridor and all of the eastern plains of Colorado for Friday.
