Radar Update: 10:40 PM 7/30 Showers and storms continue over the higher elevations and I-25 corridor, some capable of heavy rainfall. Slow moving storms with heavy rain will continue to push through the I-25 corridor causing localized flooding impacts. | US National Weather Service Denver/Boulder Colorado

Radar Update 8/23 2 PM MDT: High based showers and storms are developing over the higher terrain and moving eastward. Coverage should be isolated to scattered. Showers/storms are capable of producing gusty outflow winds which could reach 50 mph. | US National Weather Service Denver/Boulder Colorado

Bands of snow continue to rotate into Northeastern Colorado as a large storm system moves across the state. Up to two inches of additional accumulation will be possible across the Front Range Urban Corridor through Midnight. Further to the east, 3 to 6 inches of additional snowfall is expected mainly east of a line from Fort Morgan to Matheson Colorado Some areas across southern Washington Country could see up to 10 inches of additional snowfall by 6 am Monday morning. | US National Weather Serv