It’s another June day in Colorado and another round of serious hail could hit – and this time, the severe storms could have major impacts for the I-25 corridor, including the Denver metro area.

According to the National Weather Service, the timing of possible storms will be 3 p.m. on Tuesday to 1 a.m. on Wednesday, with Tuesday evening bringing particularly high risk.

“A few intense supercells will be possible, capable of producing very large hail exceeding two to three inches in diameter,” reads a warning from the NWS.

The area that could be impacted is very widespread. While many recent storms have put the I-25 corridor at a stage one or two (of five) risk, parts of the I-25 corridor, including Fort Collins and much of the Denver metro area, are at a stage three risk today. As is noted by the National Weather Service, the “threat includes [the] urban corridor.” The Eastern Plains are also expected to get hit hard.

While baseball-size hail is a key threat, tornados will also be possible, as well as damaging winds that could hit about 80 miles per hour.

Be on the lookout for weather alerts on National Weather Service social media channels, as well as the agency’s website.

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