Two of the tornadoes were rated EF2 and struck near Bennett, east of Denver, with winds topping 125 mph. Another strong landspout damaged homes near Elkhorn Ranch.

Meteorologist Chris Bianchi explains the difference between landspouts and the supercell tornadoes that hit east of the Denver metro area on Sunday.

EF2 tornadoes reach wind speeds between 111 mph and 135 mph and are marked by “considerable damage,” NWS meteorologists said.

Social-media users were captivated by the viral footage of the tornado, with one saying, "this is so crazy to see." ...

The National Weather Service on Tuesday morning said preliminary data showed the significant tornadoes were EF2s, meaning ...

Although Wyoming is more tornado-proof than tornado-prone, we still get twisters in Wyoming. Funnel clouds were spotted in Laramie County on Sunday ...

Members of Denver7's Discover Colorado | Through Your Photos Facebook group captured images and video of Sunday’s outbreak ...

On Sunday, a tornado in Bennett, Colorado, tore through Pioneer Solar, an 80-megawatt facility owned by a cooperative ...

The National Weather Service determined the tornadoes that touched down in Colorado on Sunday caused “considerable” damage. However, these were far from the most destructive tornadoes in ...