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Storms across the south Denver metro in August 2026

Monthly recap As of September 18, 2026

In August 2026, 8 storms across the south Denver metro reached the engine's thresholds (hail of one inch or more, wind of 58 mph or more, or a National Weather Service warning), as of September 18, 2026.

What hit, by community

Highlands Ranch

Lone Tree

Castle Pines

The Pinery & Franktown

South Douglas County

Littleton

Centennial

The biggest of the month

Largest hail: 1.75 in near Highlands Ranch on August 15. Source: SPC Storm Reports archive (260815_rpts_raw_hail.csv).

Strongest wind: 64 mph near Highlands Ranch on August 15. Source: SPC Storm Reports archive (260815_rpts_raw_wind.csv).

Against the ten-year record

Between 2016 and 2025, August averaged 0.8 hail days a year across the south Denver metro, from 0 to 2. August 2026 had 4.

If a storm reached your street

First 24 Hours lists what to check around the house after a storm, and what to photograph before anything gets cleaned up.

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Call Colorado Storms: (303) 555-0134 (demo line, not in service)

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