Nope that's not snow; heavy hail fell across Boulder on Monday afternoon
Storms with hail, wind, lightning and rain hit the Denver metro area and Boulder on Monday.
The first storms formed about 10:30 a.m. in the southwest metro, around Morrison, Lakewood and Littleton. As of 11:50 a.m., radar shows the storm losing intensity as it moves north and east. Some areas picked up about a half-inch of rain, possibly with localized flash flooding in low-lying areas.
Just before noon, the Colorado Department of Transportation closed 6th Avenue at Perry Street due to flooding.
About 12:15 p.m. another storm was building in Boulder County, with rain and hail for Boulder, Louisville, Gold Hill, Sugarloaf and Eldorado Springs. Photos and video shared on social media showed heavy hail in Boulder.
Severe Flooding Hits Eastern Provinces After 360mm of Rain in 24 Hours
At least one person has died and thousands displaced after severe flooding in eastern parts of Cuba.
Flooding struck in the provinces of Granma, Las Tunas, Santiago de Cuba and Camagüey in after heavy rain from 08 to 09 June 2023.
The Instituto de Meteorología de Cuba (INSMET) reported 360 mm of rain in 24 hours to 09 June in Bartolomé Masó and 280.3 mm in Jiguani, both in Granma Province. Contramaestre in Santiago de Cuba Province recorded 248 mm and Vertientes in Camagüey Province saw 237 mm during the same period.The worst affected areas were in the province of Granma, where one fatality was reported. The governor of the province said in a statement that thousands of homes were damaged and 279 partially or completely destroyed. As of 10 June, as many as 7,259 people in the province had been displaced.© gov of CubaFloods in Yara, Granma Province, Cuba, June 2023
Comment: Earlier flooding event report from June 5: Floods in northwestern Bulgaria caused severe damage