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Ummm hi. nnCan we talk about last night? nnOne of the most prolific and damaging thunderstorm events I've seen in Northern Colorado and I've been here for 15 years. nnOver 600 people sent me pictures and videos of hail ranging from marble size to baseball size. Many reports of damage to vehicles, and houses. To those of you who are suffering this morning, I'm sorry.nnYou're probably wondering, now what? The roofers are going to come out of the woodworks and start knocking on doors. You're gonna start getting phone calls. nnSTOP. nnI've got your back. I have amazing local businesses who have sponsored me for years that are ready to help. They identify themselves as my sponsors in the comments and the complete list of roofing, paintless/dent repair, and body shop sponsors is on my page at denverandfrontrangeweather.comnnI vetted them all. They've sponsored me for years. They've got your back. I've got your back. nnIf you don't sponsor me, and I can't identify who you are, and you solicit on my page, I will block you. Assuming my followers don't attack you like an infection first. If you have questions about sponsors, or referrals, please ask me. nnNow, let's move on to today. nnMany of us are socked in clouds and fog. This was expected. When you have all this water that falls, and then skies clear, it's pretty much a given with high dew points and any radiational cooling that we're going to get low clouds and fog. nnMy forecast update from yesterday doesn't have a lot of changes to it. nnA potent storm is approaching from the west. The flow will be SOUTHERLY today. That means most/if not all storms today will be coming from the south or southwest. Stronger super cells that are deviant right movers may move from west to east. nnThe timing for the mountains is NOON-1pm. nnTiming for the front range and eastern plains is after 3-4pm. nnALL MODES OF SEVERE WEATHER ARE EXPECTED TODAY. nnDamaging winds in excess of 70mph, large hail up to tennis ball size. A few cells could produce up to baseball size hail, and a few tornadoes. There is now an ENHANCED RISK for severe thunderstorms that includes the Denver Metro, Palmer Divide, and northeast plains. nnThe last ENHANCED RISK we had was Memorial Day in 2018 I believe. nnSo, today you need to be weather ready and take all necessary precautions. Make sure you have a plan in place. Make sure you charge your devices to ensure you have multiple ways to receive warnings. If you receive a TORNADO WARNING, go to the lowest level of your home to an interior room or closet away from windows. nnIf you have helmets, wear them. nnWe also have a flooding risk as well due to all the rain that's going to come through Friday morning, in addition to what already fell especially across northern Colorado. nnI will continue to push out updates. Please be safe. Stay healthy, and don't be dumb dumbs. nnKthxbye...