According to the National Weather Service, the trend of springtime storms is set to continue in Colorado on Monday, June 8.

Mapping from the agency shows that there’s a severe storm threat growing for the Denver metro area and beyond, stretching into the Eastern Plains region. With expected timing of the risk being from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m., key hazards associated with the weather that’s moving through include ‘very large hail’ – somewhere between golf ball and baseball-size, damaging winds at about 65 miles per hour, and a risk of tornados. Expect plenty of lightning, too.

“A few severe storms possible across the I-25 Corridor and northeast Colorado this afternoon and evening,” reads a statement from the National Weather Service. “First storms develop in I-25 Corridor toward mid-afternoon, then move east thru early evening. Stay weather aware today!”

Find additional forecasting information on the National Weather Service website here.

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