Flash Flood Risk Tuesday
A FLASH FLOOD WATCH will go into effect on Tuesday afternoon for most of Southern Colorado. Daytime heating and moisture will combine with a disturbance moving through Colorado to develop numerous thunderstorms. Any one of them will be more than capable of producing very heavy rain. Burn scars and areas that have seen recent heavy rain will be under the greatest risk for flash flooding. The 11 Breaking Weather Team will be tracking this threat all day for you.
Severe Weather Alert
A FLASH FLOOD WATCH will go into effect on Tuesday afternoon for most of Southern Colorado. Daytime heating and moisture will combine with a disturbance moving through Colorado to develop numerous thunderstorms. Any one of them will be more than capable of producing very heavy rain. Burn scars and areas that have seen recent heavy rain will be under the greatest risk for flash flooding. The 11 Breaking Weather Team will be tracking this threat all day for you.
Tropical Weather-Mexico
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Tropical Storm Paul is heading away from the west coast of Mexico today, but forecasters warn it could come back as a hurricane within two days.
Early today, Paul was about 460 miles south of the Baja California Peninsula.
It had maximum sustained winds of 50 miles-an-hour.
The storm is expected to skirt the tip of the peninsula and hit mainland Mexico early this week as a hurricane.
Mexico was hit by two Pacific hurricanes last month.
One killed five people.
