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Are you ready for severe weather season? Tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, damaging hail are all possible in Colorado in the spring.
The First Alert meteorologists from CBS News Colorado are presenting a Spring Weather Special so you can be prepared.
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First Alert Weather: A few late afternoon storms, shifting inland later this week
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5 days ago
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Thunderstorms expected today around NYC area. Map shows where storms could be severe.
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