Here is the NOAA SWPC WSA-ENLIL model containing at least the M9.5 and X1 CMEs. We may expect to see an arrival around 18 UT tomorrow which is around lunchtime here in the U.S. Currently, G3 / Kp 7 conditions are predicted, but we'll see what happens!
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1-minute Visible and Shortwave Infrared images from @NOAASatellites#GOESEast (#GOES19) showed a fast-moving grass fire that prompted the issuance of an Evacuation Immediate order for residents near Campo in far SE Colorado. More: https://t.co/rj2h6b8Iwt #COwx@NWSPueblo
Smoke is visible east of Denver this afternoon.
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This FAA camera image from Colorado Air and Space Port shows a smoke plume near Bennett around 2:34 PM.
No confirmed acreage or containment info yet.
What are you seeing east of the metro?
Incredible example of wind shear in the atmosphere over the Colorado front range today. Convective precipitation is moving east to west in a lower layer of the atmosphere as stratified precipitation moves west to east above. This is a relatively rare visual of a wind shear profile traced through precipitation echoes on radar.