I don’t think there is any way to get in or out of Fort Collins/Loveland right now. All the bridges across the Poudre and Big Thompson Rivers are closed. The Big Thompson River in Loveland has more water than it did in the 1976 flood.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Wow, Steven, Listened to KOA this am, can’t believe the rain you guys have had. Hope it doesn’t cause you more than some temporary inconvenience. Keep your powder dry!
Steven, you can switch to one of these:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLboyOqi6R8
…but they don’t climb hills very well… đŸ™‚
Wow, some serious shit .. damn those droughts!
At least 3 dead, thousands evacuated as Colorado flooding cuts off mountain towns
You know the warmistas and the administration are going to spin this something fierce.
My yard is loving this. Reservoirs above town will all be at capacity too. I hope they keep the roads closed until at least tomorrow afternoon (though I hope no one gets hurt) so that the fast out-of-towners won’t be able to make it to the race I’m in tomorrow!
-Scott
They’ve got you right where you want them!
According to Moochelle, water is good
How will you make it to The Freshly Groomed Greenland Country Club for T time tomorrow morning.
oops, the link to web cam
http://www.summitcamp.org/static/images/status/view/webcam.jpg
Greenland Country Club is nice and warm with no rain or flooding there today only -35 to -40 C
http://www.summitcamp.org/status/weather/.
OT Steve did you see what @algore tweeted yesterday about Greenland.
https://twitter.com/algore/with_replies
I replied with this WUWT article.
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2013/08/12/when-it-comes-to-new-high-temperature-records-shoot-first-ask-questions-later/
Has Al Gore been in Boulder recently?
Well glad it’s not us getting hit…all the roads in Death Valley already washed out this summer.
We tend to get these water events in the winter..storms drift down out of the NW and pick up a subtropical tap…14″ precipitation in 3 days….that’s a lot of snow