Rainstorm, Hail Jam Traffic, Cut Power
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A fast-moving thunderstorm that dropped nearly 2 inches of rain with damaging hail at rush hour flooded major intersections, while 60 mph winds snapped tree limbs and caused limited power outages. Denver’s south side along with the western suburb of Lakewood were hardest hit. The rest of the metro suburbs reported little or no problems. Damaging hail hit south Denver, raking cars and homes. No injuries were reported.
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