The storms are over, and we were missed. We are under this watch until 6 p.m. I've only seen one tornado, since I've lived here, over 20+ years. They are rare in the mountains. Much more common in eastern Colorado. I told this story once before, we vacationed in Colorado for years in the summer. We always stopped in Burlington, Colorado....it border's with Kansas. We got our room at a small hotel , one story at the time, next to the Pizza Hut. We had our doggie, Freddy with us. He stayed in the room, while we got a pizza to go. To make a long story short. A tornado, hit the Pizza Hut, and tore off the roof, while we were waiting for the pizza. I was afraid for our doggie, so we paid for the pizza and left, before it was finished. We came back to a very scared doggie hiding under the bed. That was a good thing, as the hail broke out the picture window, of all the rooms. We put on the "weather" channel, for the time. It was a picture of a weather vane showing the wind direction. To make this long story , short. The vane was hit, and off flew the Weather indicator. It was at 120 mph. At the time it was scary. With all the hail and wind. Nothing other than that happened. We laugh about this when ever we travel through Burlington.