COLORADO — A line of active thunderstorms producing frequent lightning moved across the Front Range of Colorado on Saturday evening, stretching from near Red Feather Lakes and Fort Collins south through Boulder, Denver, and toward Colorado Springs. Radar imagery captured as of 8:24 PM on September 13th showed strong storm cores developing along a corridor closely tracking the I-25 corridor, with additional intense activity noted farther south near Bailey.
Strongest Storm Cells Tracked Near Bailey and Along the Foothills
One of the most intense storm cells on radar was located near Bailey, within a highlighted warning polygon showing strong reflectivity returns and active lightning strikes. This cell appeared to be among the more organized and potent storms tracking through the mountainous terrain west of the metro area during the evening hours…