A Flash Flood Watch issued early Thursday is an indication of the rainfall intensity that is possible later Thursday. First, the details on the watch: > The National Weather Service in Denver has issued a * Flash Flood Watch for Portions of central, north central, and   northeast Colorado, including the following areas, in central   Colorado, Central and Southeast Park County and Jefferson and West   Douglas Counties Above 6000 Feet/Gilpin/Clear Creek/Northeast Park   Counties Below 9000 Feet

It's been quite a week already for severe storms and heavy rain across the state, and more active weather is forecast for today. A quick look at precipitation totals from yesterday shows the loan storm that traversed the metro area Tuesday evening –– bringing with it some incredible wind, flooding rain, and hail. DIA managed 0.13" yesterday, bringing the monthly total up to 0.86" (still lagging Denver proper, but gaining). More strong storms are possible today across eastern Colorado and the

Still tracking wet weather for your Friday and Saturday across much of northeast Colorado. Rain will be heavy at times from Friday afternoon through Saturday evening across the Front Range foothills, northern urban corridor, and northeast plains. The National Weather Service in Boulder has issued a Flash Flood Watch for these areas from 3pm today through Saturday (green shading below): While the severe threat we discussed yesterday (hail, damaging wind) looks less impressive today than it did