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1 | | 0.39" | 0.43" | >0.50" |
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HPO issued at 0901 with LOW Message Potential. M1's issued at 1440 for the entire District that
expired at 2100. Storms built along a convergence line over
norther Douglas County just after noon, bringing a single severe storm
with mostly hail and a tornade to far southeastern poritons of the
District. Another round of tstorm initated along the foothills
northeast of the District and a Boulder-area severe storm produced
rainfall with some hail.
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2 | | 2.72" | 1.65" | >3.00" |
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HPO issued at 0939 with MOD Message Potential. M1 issued at 1357 for the entire District expired at
2100. Good upper-level dynamics as low-pressure
trough moved slowly over Colorado led to strong flow aloft, with most
severe storms triggered by upslope surface flow along the Palmer
Divide. By 2 p.m. a couple of stronger storms moved into eastern
portion of the District, with 0.65" recorded around Watkins in 10-30
minutes.
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3 | | 2.64" | 2.67" | >2.00" |
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| HPO
issued at 0924 with HIGH Message Potential. M1 issued at 1200 for
the entire District expired at 2200. Minimal overall change from
the previous day, but storm formation was farther north, especially
areas around Aurora. Efficienty rain-producing storms
crossed the Denver Metro area in waves with moderte to heavy rain
including rates over 0.50" in 10 minutes. LOW IMPACT FLOODING for
Aurora and Arapahoe County was extended 1.5 hours, ending at 1900.
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4 | | 0.87" | 2.12" | >2.00" |
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| HPO
issued at 0921 with HIGH Message Potential. M1 issued at 1201 for
the entire District expired at 2100. Abundent surface moisture
from previous days combined with strong upper-level support created a
line of strong thunderstorms beginning at 1400. Heavy rainfall
was east of the E470 corridor and southeast of DIA, capable of rates of
0.5" to 1.0" in 10-20 minutes and totals over 2.00" in some locations
on ground saturated by previous days' events.
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5 | | 0.87" | 0.89" | >0.50" |
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| HPO
issued at 0900 with NONE Message Potential, upgraded to LOW at
1642. M1 issued at 1650 for the entire District expired at
2100. The tail end of the leaving low pressure brought upslope
conditions which eventually overcame difficult conditions for initial
storm development. Storms began developing over the higher
elevations around 1430 and moved into the District after 1600, with
rainfall rates estimated at 0.50" to 0.75" in 15-30 minutes.
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6 | | 0.35" | 0.58" | >1.25" |
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| HPO
issued at 0900 with NONE Message Potential, upgraded to LOW at 1642.
M1 issued at 1650 for the entire District expired at 2100. The tail
end of the leaving low pressure brought upslope conditions which
eventually overcame difficult conditions for initial storm
development. Storms began developing over the higher elevations around
1430 and moved into the District after 1600, with rainfall rates
estimated at 0.50" to 0.75" in 15-30 minutes.
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7 | | 1.93" | 1.44" | >1.50" |
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| HPO issued at 0936
with LOW Message Potential. M1 issued at 1511 expired at
2100. A potent round of storms impacted the central portion of
the District. Storms forming along the higher terrain moved into
the District between 1400 and 1500 with hail, gusty winds and frequent
lightning. Hail limited the heavy rainfall, with a few pockets of
moderate to heavy rain but no alarms.
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8 | | 1.10" | 0.88" | >0.75" |
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| HPO issued at 0907
with LOW Message Potential. M1 issued at 1730 for the entire
District expired at 2100. After a relatively quiet day with
cooler temperatures, storms started after a gust front moved through
the District, around 1700. Storms intensified quickly as they
slowly moved north, causing multiple eastern Counties to have Message
level rainfall of 0.5" in 10 minutes and even over 1.00" in under 60
minutes.
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9 | | 1.97" | 0.08" | >1.50" |
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| HPO issued at 0900
with MOD Message Potential. M1s issued at 1324 for the entire
District expired at 2200. Storm initiated along the higher
terrain by midday, moving onto the plains by 1400. Gust fronts
moving into the District triggered storms with moderate to heavy
rainfall in Adams and Arapaho County areas east of DIA, from Watkins to
Bennett. As these storms moved out, development occured south of
the District along the Palmer Divide, and a gust front moved slowly
north into the Metro area bringing moderate to heavy rainfall with both
0.5" in 10 minutes and 1.00" in under 60 minutes alarms.
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Map
| HPO issued at 0900
with HIGH Message Potential for the Plains and LOW Potential for the
Foothills. M1 was issued at 1223 and expired at 1900.
Initial storm development along the foothills began between 1200 and
1300, but cooler temperatures hindered storm development until
1700. Then, an outflow boundary kicked up a cluster of
thunderstorms in northern Douglas County. Heaviest rainfall
reports were from The Pinery and Franktown areas.
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| | 0.24" | 0.15" | >1.25" |
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| HPO was issued 0919 with a LOW Message
Potential for the entire District. M1 was issued at 1552 and
expired at 2200. A forecasted dry day remained as expected until
a gust front from the Palmer Divide introduced much higher dewpoints
and a trigger for high base virga for northeastern portions of the
District. The storm north of DIA and east of Highway 85 developed
rapidly with hail and some heavy rain in Adams County before the storm
weakened and moved east onto the Plains.
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| | 0.75" | 1.00" | >1.75" |
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Map
| HPO issued at 0900
with HIGH Message Potential for the plains and MOD potential for the
foothills. M1 was issued at 1052 expiring at 2100; numerous
additional M1s were issued throughout the day. An overnight cold
front brought a round of severe weather across norther portions of the
District in the overnight hours, including damaging hail for areas in
Adams County and heavy rainfall in Aurora. These storms cleared
out as the sun started to rise, but another round of storms developed
in the afternoon after 1300. Storm formed a line from Boulder to
southern Jefferson County producing rainfall, gusty winds and hail.
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| | 1.57" | 1.51" | >1.25" |
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| HPO issued at 0931
with HIGH Message Potential for the entire District. M1 was
issued at 1154, expiring at 2100. Dew points in the mid 50s to
low 60s throughout the day with a gust front from the south resulted in
rapid storm development with heavy rainfall for north/northeastern
Douglas County. The storm moved northeastward into Arapaho County
with heavy rainfall, gusty winds, large hail and lightning before
exiting the District by 1600.
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| | 1.46" | 2.12" | >1.75" |
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| HPO was issued at
0915 with MOD Message Potential for the entire District. M1 was
issued at 1124 effective until 2100; and extended to 2300 at
2006. Another day with dew points in the mid 50s to low
60s. Cooler temperatures delayed storm development until later in
the day, when very slow moving or stationary thunderstorms resulted in
very heavy rainfall for northern portions of the District. The
strongest storm formed east of Boulder around 1800, resulting in
rainfall over 1.0" in 30 minutes and a Flash Flood Warning. A
line of storms formed in Jefferson County and moved east/southeast into
Denver.
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15
| | 0.55" | 0.30" | >0.50" |
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| HPO was issued at 0900 with LOW Message
Potential for the entire District. M1 was issued at 1426 expiring
at 2100. An active weather day did not materialize as
temperatures remained just cool enough to cap most activity within the
District. A moderate to strong storm in the Boulder foothills
caused a 0.5" in 30-minues alarm just outside of the District's border
in Boulder County, and its gust front initiated another round of weak
storms for southern portions of the District.
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| | 0.67" | 0.25" | >0.75" |
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| HPO was issued at 0900 with LOW Message
Potential for the entire District. M1 was issued at 1757
effective until 2100. With ingredients in place for moderate to
strong storm development, storms during the early afternoon remained
anchored to the higher terrain foothills, Cheyenne Ridge and Palmer
Divide. Gust fronts from the north and south colliding just north
of the District resulted in the Message, as a strong thunderstorm
anchored northeast of DIA and just outside of the District
strengthened, with some hail and moderate to heavy rainfall.
Additional storm development southward and towards Aurora struggled to
take hold, raining out without strengthening.
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| | 0.50" | 1.35" | >0.55" |
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| HPO was issued at 0905 with MODERATE
Message potential for the entire District. M1 was issued at 1114
expiring 2000. A moist atmosphere with slow and possibly erratic
storm motions led to the M1. A wave of storms moved into the
District by the early afternoon, but the strongest of the cells were
south of the District; multiple waves moving through the I-25 corridor
missed the District every time until the atmosphere stabilized.
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| | 0.24" | 0.45" | >0.25" |
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| HPO was issued at 0918 with LOW Message
potential for the entire District. M1 was issued at 1413 expiring
2100. Environmental conditions supported weak to moderate storm
development similar to the 4th, with storms struggling to get off the
higher elevations. A gust front from a Fort Collins/Greeley area
storm led to storms forming but then falling apart over the
northern half of the District over several hours, some producing up to
0.40" in 30-45 minutes over Jefferson and Boulder Counties.
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| | 1.38" | 0.65" | >1.50" |
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| HPO was issued at 0900 with LOW Message
potential for the entire District. M1 was issued at 1758
effective until 2200. A plethora of gust fronts initiated strong
storms within the District. By 6 p.m. a line of storms formed
along western portions of the District, colliding with gusts from
eastern storms right over Downtown. A storm moved through
Jefferson County, producing isolated pockets of heavy rainfall at Maple
Grove Reservoir (just shy of a 0.5" in 10-minutes alarm) with hail up
to 1.5" in Lakewood.
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| | 0.91" | 1.93" | >1.50" |
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Map
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HPO was issued at 0932 with
MODERATE Message potential for the entire District. M1 was issued
at 1457 to expire at 2200. Between 14-1500, a gust front initated
storms to the east, just southeast of DIA, that slowly moved eastward
out of the District. A second round of storms formed along higher
terrain west of Boulder, with heavy rain in the Lafayette/Broomfield
area up to nearly 2.0" of rainfall with hail, gusty winds and
lightning. This storm moved east into Adams County with moderate
to heavy rain as far as Brighton. A third round of moderate
showers developed over Boulder after sundown, with no additional heavy
rain for the District. Showers tapered off by midnight for
southeastern portions of the District.
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| | 1.38" | 1.80" | >2.50" |
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Map
| HPO was issued at
0900 with HIGH Message potential for the Foothills. M1s starting
at 1306 effective until 2200 were extended to 0115 the following
day. An overnight cold front resulted in early morning fog/mist
that kept dew points elevated and temperatures low through midday,
until a first round of storms with rainfall just outside of the
District produced outflow boundaries that would meet over the
District. By 1500 a strong storm in Jefferson County brought
moderate to heavy rainfall for the Morrison area. That storm
rained itself out, creating a gust front the would travel eastward into
Arapahoe and Adams Counties with moderate to heavy rain just after
1600. Strong to severe storms formed once again past sundown,
with gust fronts colliding around the Boulder and producing moderate to
heavy rainfall for south/southeastern Boulder County and additional
showers south and into Broomfield and Jefferson Counties, with 0.5" in
10 minutes and a 1.0" in one hour alarms. The NWS issued a Flash
Flood Warning. The storm meandered into Denver County after 2300
and slowly rained itself out south of downtown. A final storm
developed east of DIA between 2200 and 2400, with another Flash Flood
Warning for the farthest northeast portion of the District.
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22
| | 0.55" | 0.47" | >0.50" |
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| HPO was issued at
0900 with Moderate Message potential for Douglas County. M1 was
issued at 1605 effective until 2200. The prior evening's storms
left considerable moisture for July 17 with good daytime heating, and
by mid-afternoon thunderstorms began on the Douglas/Jefferson County
line and took aim for the District, including western Arapahoe County
and southeastern Denver County, with rainfall of 0.2 to 0.4" in
10-20. The initial storm moved northeast towards DIA before
dissipating and was followed by a few more weak, isolated thunderstorms.
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| HPO was issued at
0925 with LOW Message potential for the entire Distict. M1 was
issued at 1605 effective until 2100. A few moderate to strong
storms moved through northern portions of the District. A storm
in the Boulder area produced moderate to isolated heavy rainfall.
As this cell tapered off, additional storms formed along the outflow
boundary to the east, mostly just missing areas inside the District
with the heavier rainfall as storms just clipped the northeastern
portion of the District in Adams County.
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Map
| HPO issued at 0938
with HIGH Message potential for the entire District. M1 issued at
1623 effective until 2300. Elevated dew points and slow
atmospheric motions created a high risk day, and in the early afternoon
storms developed south of the District. Storms produced enough
rain in Northern Douglas County to issues an M1LIF mostly due to the
elevated dew points and minimal steering winds. Storm continued
to develop north into Arapaho County and the City of Aurora, with some
locations recording up to 1.90" of rain through the whole event.
TRhe storms monstly remained in place and rained themselves out.
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Map
| HPO issued at 0900
with HIGH Message potential for Adams, Arapaho, Douglas and foothills
above 6500 ft, and MODERATE potential elsewhere. M1 was issued at
1241 effective until 2100 but extended at 2030 to 2300. Like the
previous day, elevated dew points and little to no steering winds
created conditions favorable for heavy rainfall. Storms formed in
Northern Douglas County and pushed gust fronts across the District in
the midafternon. An incredibly fast growing storm at the Denver,
Adams and Arapahoe County tripoint produced an exorbitant amount of
precipitation as it remained stationary. Both a Flood Advisory at
19:45 and nine minues later a NWS Flash Flood Warning were
issued. Up to 1.50" of rain feel around the County Tripoint.
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| | 0.87" | 0.40" | >1.25" |
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| HPO was issued at
0900 with MODERATE Message potential for the entire District. M1
was issued at 1316 effective until 2200. Storms formed in the
afternoon over the higher western elevations but weaked before they
could enter the District. The same pattern occurred north of and
on the eastern boundary of the District. Message level rainfall
was restricted to areas outside of the District.
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| HPO issued at 0901
with MODERATE Message potential for Adams, Arapahoe, Denver and Douglas
Counties, and a LOW Message potential for all other areas. M1
issued at 1531 effective until 2100. Due to decreased moisture,
the likelihood of issuing messages was reduced. Storms in
northern Jefferson / southern Boulder Counties produced a quick 0.20 - 0.30" rainfall but weakened
and left the rest of the District dry. Later storms in Arapahoe /
Adams County provides brief moderate rainfall but quickly moved out of
the District.
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| HPO was issued at
0906 with HIGH Message potential for the entire District. M1 was
issued at 1105 for the entire District. Storms initially
developed along the Continental Divide and Palmer Divide by
midday. They anchored for seveal hours before producing gust
fronts that meandered towards the District, but a stable airmass over
the District held just enough to cause storm development to miss areas
inside the District.
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Map
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HPO was issued at 0952 with a HIGH Message
potential for the entire District. M2 issued at 1246 for Douglas
County effective 1300 to 2100. Ingredients were in place for
significant rainfall, but cooler temperatures helped limit any storm
activity over most of the District. Stronger storms developed for
southeastern Colorado rather than the Denver Metro area. With
minimal storm activity inside the District, Message 1's were not issued
in accordance with the Message 2, Flood Watch for Douglas County, which
was cancelled as storms weakened and moved southeastward. No
meaningful rainfall reported within the District.
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| HPO issued at 0900
with MODERATE Message potential for the plains and LOW potential for
the foothills. M1 issued at 1432, effective until 2000.
Despite cooler temperatures and cloudy conditions, elevated dew points
combined with a lingering upper-level disturbance created thunderstorms
that partially diminished as they moved off the foothills, leaving the
central District dry and impacting eastern Denver (DIA, Adams and
Arapahoe Counties). The NWS issued a Severe Thunderstorm warning
for the initial sotrm which produced sizeable hail and over an inch of
rainfall at DIA in less than an hour. A subsequent round of
pulse-like thunderstorms affected northern portions of the district
(Boulder, Broomfield, Adams and Jefferson Counties) in the early
evening, as the NWS issued multiple Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for
large hail and gusty winds. LIF-level rainfall was observed in
Boulder and Jefferson Counties, with over 0.50" of rain observed in
10-30 minutes and a NWS Flood Advisory for eastern Boulder County.
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Map
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HPO issued at 0900 with a
LOW message potential for the entire District. M1 issued at 1402,
effective until 2000. Storms initiated in the foothills by 1300.
Initially, the atmosphere over the District was capped but at 1400 a
gust front moving S to N through Douglas County resulted in very rapid
storm development over the District. Storms weakened by 1500 with
another round 2130-2330. Storms ended by midnight.
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| HPO issued at 0900 with MODERTE
Message potential for the entire District. M1 issued at 1251
effective until 2200. Cooler overall temperatures prevented
storms initiated along the higher terrain from strengthening as they
moved into the District, although explosive storm development would
have been possible had the cold front moved in a litle later in the day.
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| HPO issued
at 0900 with LOW Message potential for Boulder and Broomfield Counties
and the foothills, and MODERATE Message potential for the remainder of
the District. M1 was issued at 1453, effective until 2200.
Similar to the previous day, lowered daytime heating kept energy for
storm development at bay for most of the day and most of the
District. One storm over western Boulder County formed and
progressed slowly south/southeast anchored to the foothills, meandering
into Jefferson County and becoming severe, with hail up to 1.5".
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Map
| HPO issued
at 0900 with MODERATE Message potential for the entire District.
M1 issued at 1656 effective until 2300, extended at 2255 to 300
8/25/2025. Another day with monsoonal moisture in place and
cooler temperatures to help limit storm potential. Storms were
unable to fully develop and dissipate the energy, so the threat of
storms lingered past midnight and into the early overhight. A
late evening cluster of storms brought the greatest threat of heavy
rainfall. Storms churned north around the Greeley area, but
weakened as it moved southward. Additional showers/weak
thunderstorms impacted western portions of the District.
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Map
| HPO issued
at 0900 with a HIGH Message potential for the entire District. M1
issued at 1251, effective until 2200. Storm initated along the
higher terrain around midday slowly meandered towards the District with
moderate to heavy rainfall. They heaviest rainfall approached the
Jefferson County District border around 1430, with 0.40" to 0.70" in
10-20 minutes per CoCoRaHS reports. The storm weakened before
progressing beyond the Leyden/Arvada area. Some stratiform
showers kicked up along the southeastern portions of the District late
in the evening, tapering off between 2200-2300.
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| HPO issued
at 0920 with HIGH Message potential for the entire District. M1
issued at 1201 effective until 2200. Some of the most persistent
rainfall of the season occurred in east/southeastern portions of the
District, where daytime heating would fuel storm development just
before 1600 east of Denver, between Pena Blvd. and I-70. Storms
would continue to build along adjacent outflow boundaries
resulting in a long-lasting heavy rainfall event for southeastern
Aurora and the District in Arapahoe County. Ranfall over 3" fell
in some areas where the cell anchored in place. The NWS issued a
Flash Flood Warning effective from 1837 to 2130.
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| HPO issued
at 901 with HIGH Message potential for the entire District. M1
issued at 1306, effective until 2200. Storms developed rapidly
around 1530 north of Denver and just south of Thornton, delivering a
quick 0.40-0.50" in 10-15 minutes before raining out and moving
eastward. A gust fron from this storm moved southward into
Jefferson and Douglas Counties, producing pulse-like storms and
moderate to heavy rainfall of 0.40-0.50" in 10-15 minutes in portions
of those Counties. The storms moved eastward further into Douglas
County and congealed into a cluster that brought just over 1.0" of
rainfall in 30-40 minutes in areas around Lone Tree and Castle
Pines.
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Map
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HPO issued at 0900 with HIGH Message
potential for Adams and Arapahoe Counties and MODERATE potential for
all other areas. M1 issued at 1757, effective until 2200.
Storms in the higher elevations west of the District struggled to move
into the District, so Messages were not issued until around 1800, when
a gust front moving northward from strong storms south of the Palmer
Divide caused storms to quickly develop along a line from southeastern
Denver to eastern Aurora and merging with the wave of storms from the
foothills. Storms provided a quick 0.50 - 0.60" in less than an
hour in both Adams and Arapahoe Counties, including Aurora.
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Map
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HPO issued at 0902 with LOW Message
potential for the entire District. M1 issued at 1602, effective
until 2200. Showers and thunderstorms held off until later in the
afternoon, initiating after 1500 along the foothills and producing a
quick 0.50-0.75" in 10 minutes just west of the District. Then, a
gust front moved into northern portions of the District causing rapid
storm development in Boulder and Adams Counties. Pulse-like
storms produced 0.30-0.50" in 10-20 minutes from northern Jefferson
County all the way into Arapaho County. Each additional storm
increased slightly in strength, reaching rainfall totals of 0.40-0.60"
in 10-20 minutes.
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Map
| HPO issued
at 0900 with a NONE for Message
potential for the entire District. M1 issued at 1443, effective
until 2200. Widespread showers and thunderstorms produced
moderate to heavy rainfall in the afternoon to early evening.
Thunderstorms initiated on the higher elevations by 1300-1400.
Thunderstorm training and slow motions increased point rainfall
amounts, in some places over 1.0" in an hour west of the
District. Storms progressed slowly east toward the District,
providing brief moderate to havey rainfall in both Douglas and Adams
Counties.
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Maximum 24-hour
value |
Maximum 24-hour
value |
Maximum
Radar
estimated
24-hour
precip |
Alarm Log |
Rainfall
Rate Alarm |
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ADAM |
ARAP |
AURA |
BLDR |
BROM |
DENV |
DOUG |
JEFF |
