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1 alert in force in Colorado

Flood Watch1

Flood Watch

Until Sep 25, 12:00 AM MDT

Eastern San Juan Mountains Above 10000 Ft

COSevereFuturePossibleIn force from Sep 24, 1:52 AM MDT, updated Sep 24, 1:52 AM MDT

The full text and what to do

* WHAT...Flooding caused by excessive rainfall continues to be possible.

* WHERE...Eastern San Juan Mountains Above 10000 Feet.

* WHEN...Through this evening.

* IMPACTS...Excessive runoff may result in flooding of rivers, creeks, streams, and other low-lying and flood-prone locations.

* ADDITIONAL DETAILS... - Repeated rounds of moderate to heavy rainfall this week will saturate soils and increase the widespread potential for flooding. - http://www.weather.gov/safety/flood

What to do

You should monitor later forecasts and be alert for possible Flood Warnings. Those living in areas prone to flooding should be prepared to take action should flooding develop.

Every alert in force across the country

What stands in Colorado

Every kind of place an instrument stands at in Colorado, and how many stand at each.

In a volunteer observer's own ground3,815 At a cooperative observer's station201 Beside a road170 At a river or reservoir gauge163 A snow pillow on a mountain113 At an airfield73 A remote fire weather station61 At a reservoir10 At a dam9 In a park or preserve4 On a military installation1 At a fire lookout or ranger station1 On a farm or research station1

What the snow tracker reads here

23 instruments in Colorado are read by 14 of the 63 mountains. Listed in the rank order of the state. Each one has its own page, and the ranking they feed is on the snow tracker.

Red Cliff Pass (CDOT)CCU / 39.475, -106.153 / 12,073 ftBreckenridge, Keystone, Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basinrank11of 4,622 Nast Lake SnotelNSSC2 / 39.297, -106.607 / 8,700 ftAspen Snowmass, Beaver Creek, Aspen Mountain, Buttermilk, Snowmassrank22of 4,622 Beaver Ck Village SnotelBCVC2 / 39.599, -106.511 / 8,500 ftVail, Beaver Creek, Aspen Mountain, Buttermilkrank33of 4,622 Aspen (10)CO100 / 39.196, -106.836 / 8,112 ftCrested Butte, Aspen Mountain, Buttermilkrank44of 4,622 Aspen/Sardy FieldASE / 39.223, -106.869 / 7,815 ftAspen Snowmass, Snowmassrank55of 4,622 Summit Ranch SnotelSUMC2 / 39.718, -106.158 / 9,400 ftBreckenridge, Keystone, Copper Mountainrank66of 4,622 Telluride RegionalTEX / 37.954, -107.909 / 9,085 ftTelluriderank77of 4,622 Dry Lake SnotelDRLC2 / 40.534, -106.781 / 8,400 ftSteamboatrank88of 4,622 Mc Clure Pass SnotelMCPC2 / 39.129, -107.288Aspen Snowmass, Snowmassrank88of 4,622 Middle Fork Camp SnotelMFKC2 / 39.796, -106.027 / 8,940 ftKeystone, Winter Parkrank88of 4,622 Steamboat Springs (5)CO102 / 40.459, -106.822 / 6,751 ftSteamboatrank88of 4,622 Grizzly Peak SnotelGZPC2 / 39.646, -105.870 / 11,100 ftArapahoe Basinrank1212of 4,622 Butte SnotelBUTC2 / 38.894, -106.953 / 10,160 ftCrested Butterank1414of 4,622 Cascade #2 SnotelCADC2 / 37.658, -107.803 / 8,920 ftTelluriderank1414of 4,622 Copper Mountain SnotelCPMC2 / 39.489, -106.171 / 10,550 ftCopper Mountainrank1414of 4,622 Dowd Junction (10)CO092 / 39.608, -106.449 / 7,747 ftBeaver Creekrank1414of 4,622 GranbyGNB / 40.090, -105.911 / 8,208 ftWinter Parkrank1414of 4,622 Ophir 1NNW - Alta LakesALCC2 / 37.890, -107.840 / 11,558 ftTelluriderank1414of 4,622 Vail Mountain SnotelVLMC2 / 39.617, -106.380 / 10,300 ftVailrank1414of 4,622 Jackwhacker Gulch SnotelJWGC2 / 39.567, -105.800Arapahoe Basinrank2727of 4,622 Mccoy Park SnotelMCYC2 / 39.605, -106.541 / 9,480 ftBreckenridgerank2727of 4,622 North Lost Trail SnotelNLSC2 / 39.078, -107.144 / 9,200 ftCrested Butterank2727of 4,622 Stillwater Creek SnotelSCSC2 / 40.225, -105.920 / 8,720 ftWinter Parkrank2727of 4,622

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