Blue box over the northern areas of this discussion, including Eastern Colorado/Northwestern Kansas/Southwestern Nebraska. A severe warned cell in NW Kansas is a tiny lil' booger, but obviously a sign that things are starting to go. Some cells in far Eastern Colo have also began to form near Wray. Further west, convection in the mountains is beginning to become more numerous, although not very strong at all. DIA's dewpoint was in the mid 30s which will all but kill off surface based storms anywhere NEAR the front range.
Meanwhile down south, that storm east of Pueblo continues to pluck along; still no warning as of this writing. The Trinidad storm looks alright, but appears to be weakening (hard to say at the radar distance).
I'm not thrilled with tornado prospects anywhere along the line from TX northward into NE... I imagine up north will see multi-cell clusters form quickly... down south, no tornadoes, but I imagine some BEAUTIFUL LPs will pass over the Southeastern Colorado Plains...