The Poudre River in Colorado is at an all-time record high streamflow for the date
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An inconvenient truth …
Every depression up the divide in Red Feather Lakes was full to the brim at Memorial Day. Wet and cold; with the melt runoff still going strong, on top of 20″ rain a few weeks ago, I was told.
There was a street flooding in north Boulder after a downpour and hail.
Colorado River is running bank full and is 1.5′ from overflow. Peak flow usually occurs June 6th.
NOAA predicting heavy rain, hail and possibly flooding in the Colorado foothills today and tomorrow.
AC saboteurs and other roaming Borg excepted, no immediate danger for Maryland Steve.
It is cold here the last few days. No need for AC.
I saw it but I’d be on a lookout for AC technicians anyway. It’s not a bunch of 1972 amateurs. Professionals plan ahead.
The downpour just started.
… and some neighborhoods flooded right on cue.
The most permanent part of Colorado’s permanent drought are permanent settlements in Front Range drainages. Colonel Collins and his men would wonder why nobody learned from their mistakes.
My Geology professor said “Anyone who builds their home IN a river deserves to get flooded and the 100 yr flood plain IS the river.”
I find the long view of geologists wiser than the apocryphal quotes of Communist Chinese premiers.