DEVELOPING – Flooding and hail strike Colorado, including Boulder and Colorado Springs. The latest:
Cars were stranded in floodwaters in Colorado Springs.Dozens of flights were canceled or delayed at Colorado Springs Airport.to get weekday updates from The Weather Channel and our meteorologists.
Roads were closed and cars stranded as strong storms brought heavy rain to parts of Colorado Monday."This siege of daily thunderstorms with hail and heavy rain is right out of the textbook for late May and early June along the Front Range," weather.com senior meteorologist
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