US: Severe Thunderstorms Bring Heavy Rain, Hail to Colorado 2

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US: Severe Thunderstorms Bring Heavy Rain, Hail to Colorado 2

Severe thunderstorms swept through Colorado on Thursday, June 5, bringing heavy rain, intense hail, and flash flooding.

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  • 2025/6/06 09:58:24
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  • 2025, US Video Recording Date/Time: June 5, Morgan County, Colorado, NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Fort Morgan

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