Colorado weather: Severe thunderstorms could bring apple-sized hail, high winds

Another wave of severe thunderstorms could bring apple-sized hail wind gusts up to mph and tornadoes to parts of the Front Range and Eastern Plains forecasters revealed Friday Communities east of the Interstate corridor and south of Interstate are the greater part likely to see the biggest impact from storms starting at around p m and lasting into the evening according to the National Weather Institution Related Articles Colorado weather Douglas County under flash flood warning Colorado weather Widespread rain with a chance of severe storms hail and a tornado Colorado weather Tornado watch issued for southeast Colorado apple-sized hail viable Colorado weather RTD issues snarl Memorial Day trip at DIA Nearly flights delayed a dozen canceled at DIA during Sunday storms All modes of severe weather will be feasible including flash flooding in urban areas and burn scars if stronger storms linger over those areas representatives with the NWS Pueblo office wrote in a hazardous weather outlook Storms will start to dissipate along the I- corridor after p m and on the Eastern Plains around a m Northeast and north central Colorado may see winds up to mph and egg-sized hail NWS Boulder forecasters reported This is a evolving story and may be updated Get more Colorado news by signing up for our daily Your Morning Dozen email newsletter