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Severe storms pound Colorado's Front Range with baseball-to quarter-size hail and cause ground delay at Denver International Airport - CBS Colorado

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Strong storms pass across Colorado's Front Range

Strong storms pass across Colorado's Front Range 05:58

All the ingredients of high humidity, some sunshine and a cold front teamed up to create two big waves of severe weather across Colorado on Tuesday. Rare early morning thunderstorms dropped baseball-sized hail in Northern Colorado and a second afternoon round resulted in a ground delay at Denver International Airport that was put in place by the Federal Aviation Administration.

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Storm clouds are seen above Denver International Airport Tuesday afternoon. CBS

Some roads in the Denver metro area saw flooding in the afternoon with heavy rain.

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Street flooding was happening during the strong storms for vehicles traveling on the 38th Street underpass in Denver's Sunnyside neighborhood. CBS

The early morning Northern Colorado storms left a trail of damage, with hailstones smashing windows and denting cars before sunrise in the Milliken area.

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Hail damaged several vehicles in Milliken.  CBS

Assessments are underway in the areas where there was damage.

Dave Aguilera

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