National Weather Force has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch/Outlook effective this evening and going until 8pm MDT tonight for Central to Southeast Colorado.
Convective activity has already been spotted and continues on throughout this evening. As up slope flow combines with moderate instability( caused by daylight) heating it will create an unstable atmosphere capable of strong to severe thunderstorms. These storms will from west and move east throughout the watch area. There will also be limited low level shear in the area which also brings in the risk of an isolated tornado. The main risk with these storms however will be very large hail approaching 2 inches. These storms will dissipate east of the favorable environment tonight.
Below we can see on radar that storms are forming west and moving northeast.
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