Pueblo, CO – Severe storms are expected to develop over the southwest Colorado mountains this morning, pushing into the plains by this afternoon. Local residents should prepare for potentially hazardous conditions, including damaging winds of up to 60 mph, hail up to 1 inch, and flash flooding in some areas. Thunderstorms are forecasted continuing overnight into early Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, CO, storms will begin forming early this morning and move northeast throughout the day. Southwestern mountains will experience excessive rainfall, making flash flooding a major concern. Residents in flood-prone areas should avoid travel and monitor local alerts.
Cloud cover could obstruct tonight’s supermoon, which will feature a partial lunar eclipse starting at 8:41 p.m. The event may be visible if skies clear after the storm. Those interested in viewing the eclipse are advised to check the latest weather updates.
Storm conditions are expected to taper off Wednesday, but residents should stay prepared for further alerts and possible flood warnings. Keep multiple ways of receiving weather alerts, and have a plan for emergencies if conditions worsen.
