Flooding and accumulating hail hit Boulder, Colorado Monday, especially inconvenient for those trying to grab a bite for lunch.

Watch as the storms developed late Monday morning.

By the afternoon, there was a powerful line of thunderstorms marching over the Plains.

Instrument estimated precipitation around the Boulder area was mostly in the 1 to 2" range.

And the total precipitation from a few gauges in the area.

Most reported hail with that rainfall, mostly small sizes but accumulating to one to two inch depths exacerbated the flooding that was on many of the city streets. There was one report of quarter-size hail southwest of Boulder.

As the biggest thunderstorms move east toward Kansas the rest of today, isolated storms may pop up over the higher country and metro areas.

Remember, a flood watch continues until the storms wrap up late tonight.

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