24-Hr RADAR PRECIPITATION MAP


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The CWCB offers a daily assessment of flood potential around the state, issued at 11:00 am each day from May through September.

This product is issued  daily before 11:00 am and is used to identify areas of the state that are at risk of flooding.  Updates can be issued as needed by weather situation.

This product is an outlook of the flood threat and precipitation amount and chance in the state over the next 15 days.

This map is created by merging the 24-hr Storm Total Precipitation (STP) product observed regional WSR-88D and the MADIS observational database. Issued at 9:30 am every day.





Issue Date:  Sunday, May 19, 2013
Time Issued:  0730 AM MDT
Forecaster:  John Henz

STORMY SATURDAY WEATHER EVIDENT ON BOTH SIDES OF DIVIDE

A Pacific weather disturbance moved out of Utah and across most of Colorado Saturday. Ahead of the system, severe thunderstorms dropped hail of 1.00-2.00 inches in diameter across an area from Fort Morgan south to Limon and east to the Kansas border. Rainfall reports and estimates support rains of 0.50 inch to 1.25 inches in the storm area.

Along the Front Range, dry southwesterly breezes "cut the updrafts off" from moist air needed to produce rain. Only traces to less than 0.15 inch of rain were reported. West of the Divide, thunderstorms were more vigorous along and north of the I-70 corridor with reports of 0.50-inch hail from Mesa County, winds gusts of 40mph mixed with rain, snow and graupel from Routt and Rio Blanco counties. South of I-70, the active cloud-to-ground lightning was reported with brief periods of gusty winds 30-40mph as thunderstorms crossed most counties from noon to sunset.

NO REPORTS OF FLOODING WERE RECEIVED.
 
Map Update: Our forecasters will continue to monitor weather conditions over all of Colorado's burn areas throughout the summer. 
*Radar-estimated rainfall under 0.25 inches not shown

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