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Severe storm reports across Colorado, last 30 days

Territory All 64 Colorado counties Reports 42 As of October 5, 2026

The engine reads every severe hail, wind, and tornado report the NOAA Storm Prediction Center logs for Colorado, all 64 counties. This page lists the ones from September 6, 2026 to October 5, 2026. The live demo writes a full storm post for each report inside its ten south Denver metro communities; a row with a community name is one of those. A contractor's engine writes posts for the communities they name.

42 reports in 18 counties. Most reports: Cheyenne County (7).

Colorado severe reports, September 6, 2026 to October 5, 2026, newest first
DateTimeKindSize or speedLocationCountyDemo community
September 22, 20265:28 PM MDTHail1.00 in4 S Colorado SpringsEl Paso County
September 20, 20266:33 PM MDTHail1.50 in9 E Queens ReservoirKiowa County
September 20, 20266:26 PM MDTHail3.10 in9 S BrandonKiowa County
September 20, 20266:10 PM MDTHail3.10 in9 S BrandonKiowa County
September 20, 20265:11 PM MDTHail2.00 in4 SSE Kit CarsonCheyenne County
September 20, 20265:09 PM MDTHail2.50 in6 S Kit CarsonCheyenne County
September 20, 20265:04 PM MDTHail2.75 in5 N EadsKiowa County
September 20, 20265:02 PM MDTHail2.00 in4 SSE Kit CarsonCheyenne County
September 20, 20264:46 PM MDTHail1.00 inKit CarsonCheyenne County
September 20, 20264:40 PM MDTHail2.75 in3 E Wild HorseCheyenne County
September 20, 20264:30 PM MDTHail2.50 in6 N Wild HorseCheyenne County
September 20, 20264:22 PM MDTHail2.75 in4 NE Wild HorseCheyenne County
September 20, 20263:33 PM MDTHail2.50 in10 N BoyeroLincoln County
September 20, 20263:00 PM MDTHail1.75 in5 N AlvinYuma County
September 20, 20262:45 PM MDTHail1.25 in1.5 SSE GenoaLincoln County
September 20, 20262:40 PM MDTHail1.00 in6 N AlvinYuma County
September 20, 20262:37 PM MDTHail1.50 in3 W GenoaLincoln County
September 20, 20262:28 PM MDTHail1.75 in5 N AlvinYuma County
September 20, 20261:56 PM MDTHail1.75 in8 SSW HolyokePhillips County
September 19, 20265:54 PM MDTHail2.00 in7 SSW BethuneKit Carson County
September 19, 20265:20 PM MDTHail3.00 in7 SW BethuneKit Carson County
September 19, 20264:54 PM MDTWind59 mph9 NNW Woodland ParkTeller County
September 19, 20264:35 PM MDTHail1.75 in3 E FlaglerKit Carson County
September 19, 20264:16 PM MDTHail1.25 in2 WSW FlaglerKit Carson County
September 19, 20263:44 PM MDTHail1.00 inGenoaLincoln County
September 19, 20262:44 PM MDTHail1.25 in5 N MathesonElbert County
September 19, 20262:06 PM MDTWind66 mph3.3 ESE ByersArapahoe County
September 19, 20262:03 PM MDTWind59 mph2 SSE ByersArapahoe County
September 19, 20262:00 PM MDTHail1.00 in3 SW MeekerRio Blanco County
September 18, 20265:45 PM MDTHail1.00 in6 NNW MassadonaMoffat County
September 18, 20264:53 PM MDTWind59 mph4 NE IdaliaYuma County
September 18, 20264:43 PM MDTWind60 mph4 NE IdaliaYuma County
September 18, 20264:30 PM MDTHail1.00 inDinosaurMoffat County
September 18, 20264:15 PM MDTWind66 mph1.7 NNE BurlingtonKit Carson County
September 15, 20266:10 PM MDTWind60 mph5 NW MackMesa County
September 14, 20264:30 PM MDTTornadonot reportedArbolesArchuleta County
September 10, 202612:00 AM MDTHail1.75 in8 SE Colorado CityHuerfano County
September 10, 202612:00 AM MDTHail1.75 in2 ENE Colorado CityPueblo County
September 9, 202611:30 PM MDTHail2.00 in2 ENE Colorado CityPueblo County
September 8, 20268:53 PM MDTWind66 mph4 WSW LamarProwers County
September 8, 20268:26 PM MDTWind58 mph2 S ManzanolaOtero County
September 8, 20267:09 PM MDTWind58 mph5 NE BlendePueblo County

How this list is made

These are the Storm Prediction Center's preliminary local storm reports, read once every two hours. A report is listed when it meets the National Weather Service's severe criteria the engine uses: hail of 1.00 in or more, wind of 58 mph or more, or any tornado. Dates and times are Mountain time. County names are as the Storm Prediction Center records them. Source: SPC storm reports.