Much of the Denver area spent Wednesday under a Tornado Warning and weather reports are predicting heavier storms through Wednesday night, but late Tuesday night/early Wednesday morning was when the weather really kicked into gear for Colorado. Hail storms hit several parts of the state with chunks as big as golf balls, covering some roads and yards with what could be mistaken for a decent snowfall.
These images are absolutely mind-blowing. I can pretty clearly remember my first experience with true hail after moving from Maine to Colorado, and that stuff was barely the size of a grape. We didn’t see any hail south of Denver last night, but I’ve made sure to park in the garage tonight in case any more decides to swing through (honestly, part of me wants to see it, just to have that experience).
Erie, Colorado. 1152 pm. Hailed for over 45 minutes. pic.twitter.com/Nyg56mRZJr
— Lindsay Lew 🟧 (@lindsayelew) May 10, 2023
Gotta love an insane hail storm at 10:30 pm…
by u/Kopparburg in Colorado
Oh hail no!
Check out the view of this cray storm in Northern #Colorado from the Johnstown area off I-25 last night!
Yikes. #cowx #colorado @kktvSydney pic.twitter.com/tjiuELrmAp— Matt Kroschel (@Matt_Kroschel) May 10, 2023
Longest hail storm I've seen #colorado #eriecolorado #hail #storm pic.twitter.com/qBmFc6RuOx
— Elysez (@Elysez6) May 10, 2023
WOW! Check out all the #Hail caught just now during the #Tornado Warning from a Franktown, #Colorado Live Traffic Cam! 🤯 #cowx @NWSBoulder pic.twitter.com/dAsKMZuSVG
— BirdingPeepWx (@BirdingPeepWx) May 10, 2023
Hail damage in Erie, Colorado last night and more on the way. @spann @rzweather @WEARAllenStrum pic.twitter.com/wUGClZuqsu
— John Overstreet (@JohnOverstreet8) May 10, 2023
Image Credit: Elysez via Twitter
Featured Image Credit: Lindsay Lew via Twitter
