Amanda McQuade, the community food systems coordinator at the Western Colorado Research Center, says their facilities yield around 90,000 pounds of food donations each year. With the hail damage in Orchard Mesa, that number will be lower this year, though McQuade said the donations are a fraction of what food banks take in.

It will be another hot day in southern Colorado on Wednesday. But afternoon clouds and thunderstorms are possible as well.

A tornado watch is in effect for most Colorado counties south of Interstate 70 and east of the Interstate 25 corridor, according to the National Weather Service.

A team of scientists is driving into severe storms to study hail. It's one of the nation’s costliest but least-appreciated weather dangers.

SUNDAY: After a cold front passes through earlier in the day storm chances return. Storms this afternoon could be on the stronger side with possible hail, lightning and gusty winds. MONDAY: Southern Colorado stays in the 70s for most with another round of afternoon storms possible, especially in the mountains.

With plenty of sunshine across the state on Tuesday, highs will climb into the upper 80s and even the lower 90s in the afternoon.

After a stormy and unseasonably cool week, high pressure will tamp down storm potential this weekend in southern Colorado

MONDAY: Temperatures will be warmer on Monday across Southern Colorado, but the atmosphere is definitely still rather unsettled. That means several opportunities for showers and thunderstorms to develop are likely. Some of the storms further south may be a bit stronger or even reach severe status.

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