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Last Sunday 6/07, Tuesday 6/09 and yesterday 6/10 saw tornadoes, large hail and funnel clouds in and around Denver. Early June is prime season for Colorado and this year is right on schedule. After a couple semi-frustrating trips to MO on 6/07 and 6/09 we are inclined now to stick closer to home with all the activity here!
Yesterday Michael and I separately jumped on the cell up by Greeley and saw a mean shelf - outflowish storm that was repeatedly tornado warned but did not produce as far as we could tell.
Today brings an even higher risk of tornadoes along the Palmer Divide according to the 0z RUC!
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