Severe thunderstorms are affecting northern and eastern New Mexico, with risks of large hail, damaging winds, and possible flash flooding, particularly in burn scar areas. The storms are expected to peak between 11 a.m. and 9 p.m. today before moving out of the state tonight, giving way to drier weather through Thursday. Meanwhile, warmer temperatures are anticipated in Kansas City, reaching up to 92 degrees, with a marginal risk of severe weather including hail and wind gusts later this week. In Colorado, severe storms are also forecasted, bringing damaging winds and flash flooding, with thunderstorms expected to continue into early Wednesday. As moisture returns to eastern New Mexico by Friday, further storm chances will emerge, but a cooling trend is expected over the weekend. Residents across these regions are advised to stay alert and prepared for changing weather conditions.