Shortly after 12pm today a strong severe thunderstorm rolled off the foothills west of Denver producing several reports of a tornadoes across the greater metro area, and bringing heavy rain and hail to the metro area. In all, there were 10 tornado reports today though 10:00pm according to the SPC, nine of these were from Colorado. Keep in mind these are only PRELIMINARY numbers, and many of these reports will likely be duplicates. There were several reports of the tornado touching down near Den

An active week of weather kicked off with a bang today in Denver as a severe thunderstorm rolled across the city during the early afternoon hours. The storm would go on to produce a tornado warning over the southeast metro area, and severe thunderstorm warning clear east to the Kansas state line this evening. As of 9:30pm there were still several active severe thunderstorm warnings out, and a tornado warning for extreme eastern Colorado. As we mentioned in yesterday's post on this week's severe

Rain changed to snow across the urban corridor early Sunday morning and continued for many through early Monday. The National Weather Service has dropped the Winter Storm Warning for Denver, but one continues for locations south and southwest of Denver through midday. Snowfall totals from this storm ranged from just a dusting to nearly 30 inches across Colorado. Most of Denver proper saw 2 to 5 inches stick overnight Sunday, though it snowed for a near constant 24 hours. The further south and

Storms continue tonight and into tomorrow across southeast Severe weather continues across the southeast tonight after another round of awful severe weather. According to the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) there have been 44 preliminary tornado reports today. This means several of these reports could be duplicates, and or later determined not be be tornadoes by the NWS. That number may grow as there are still many active tornado warnings at this hour. Here's a look at where the line of storms ar

It seems like with each new storm comes a new way to visualize that storm. Today a monster Nor'Easter is cranking off the New England coast, and is proving to be quite a wonder to visualize. Your browser does not support the video element. Your browser does not support the video element. On the ground sustained winds in excess of 50mph in combination with heavy snow is making travel treacherous along the coast and up into Canada. . . > White out conditions around Spruce Lake between