Issue Date: Friday, July 16, 2021
\nIssue Time: 9:30 AM MDT<\/p>\n
Isolated<\/span> thunderstorms began to fire in the early afternoon on the Northwest Slope, Grand Valley and Northern Mountains, as well as the Palmer Ridge, including an early severe-warned thunderstorm around Limon. As the afternoon progressed, storms generally made their way eastward, filling in to the Front Range Mountains and spilling over to the Urban Corridor. <\/p>\n In the Grand Valley, radar indicated heavy rain warranted a Flash flood<\/span> warning<\/span> for the Pine Gulch burn area. However no flooding was ultimately reported. Due to the rural nature of burn scar, there are limited precipitation observations for the area. <\/p>\n Rainfall rates from afternoon storms that spilled on the Urban Corridor were low, which translated to low precipitation totals along the Front Range and Urban Corridor, Trace<\/span>– 0.2 inch observations were reported from Fort Collins to Denver. Storms were more severe along the Palmer Ridge and produced heavier rainfall, Matt Minnillo shared the following video on twitter of heavy rain and hail causing street flooding in Colorado Springs. <\/p>\n Roads covered in water and hail on Tutt north of Woodmen. #cowx<\/a> #ColoradoSprings<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/vmAbwnzCEl<\/a><\/p>\n — Matt Minnillo (@MattBlueThunder) July 16, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n \n