Timing, totals, impact of April's severe weather storms

Denver (KDVR) – Harsh weather storms can be possible in Colorado on Thursday, which may leave storms capable of strong winds, colds and isolated hurricanes.

May until August, represents the harsh weather season in Colorado, which means that there is an increase in the frequency of severe storms, cold, strongest winds and even hurricanes, according to the specified weather team.

The day of the weather alert was released on Thursday for the first widespread threat to the harsh weather for this season in the Denver Metro, and a better opportunity for strong storms in the eastern plains with 60 miles per hour and wind, and the cold is the size of the coins and thunderstorms that begin in the afternoon.

Here is everything you need to know about the incoming April storm.

timing

The harsh weather can start early on Thursday afternoon.

According to PinPoint Liz McGifin, the rain baths will start from 2 pm until 3 pm in Denver and to the eastern plains. Thunderstorms capable of producing strong wind storms and a quarter of the size will pick up around 3 pm to 7 pm

During the evening, thunderstorms can become severe, and the cold produces a quarter of the size, diameter about 1 inches, and strong winds will continue with the isolated opportunity for a hurricane in the east.

The harsh weather should decrease at sunset on Thursday, but there are still chances of lighter bathing until Friday.

Groups

Although there will be no snow, there may be some cold in the metro and eastern plains. McGavavian said that there will be red in the size of a quarter of the eastern plains, with the smaller cold in Denver.

During the storm, wind storms will also rise to 60 miles per hour in the metro and plains.

Weather Pinpoint said there is also a simple danger to a hurricane, but this Far East is heading outside the state.

Although there will be a lot on the ground by the end of the storm, except on Thursday afternoon and at night, people should be careful if they are heading abroad.

What do you know

The storm takes the time of navigation in the evening to the house. If you are driving your car around the Denver metro or in the eastern plains, expect wet roads and slowing.

McGPAN said that the best way to keep your car is safe during these storms is to find internal parking to protect your car from cold damage and branches of falling from strong winds.

Although there may be a cold in the metro, the cold is the size of the currency will be in the eastern plains, east of Denver International Airport. McGPA said that there could be harm from the east, but the metro should see anything very big on the metro.