DENVER (KDVR) — Severe weather is passing through the Denver metro and Eastern Plains on Tuesday morning, leaving heavy rain and hail as big as a baseball.

Tuesday is a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day due to a chance for severe weather in the metro area and the Eastern Plains. Hail and gusty winds are possible in the metro and into the plains Thursday afternoon, with a chance for an isolated tornado in the plains. 

Already, the National Weather Service recorded a "rare" overnight storm with hail as big as 2.5 inches in diameter, about the size of a tennis ball. By Tuesday morning, hail as big as 2.75 inches in diameter, about the size of a baseball, was recorded.

Here's what people have seen so far:

The largest hail recorded so far was 2.75 inches in diameter in Milliken. Meanwhile, there has also been 1-inch in diameter hail, about the size of a quarter, across other parts of northern Colorado.

Hail spotted across Colorado

Here's where the largest hail has been recorded Tuesday morning:

The storm is just getting started. The Pinpoint Weather team said Denver is getting another round of storms in the early afternoon, with some good-sized hail and potentially some flooding from downpours.