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In reply to the discussion: Colorado DUers please check in and tell us if you and yours are OK [View all]kestrel91316
(51,666 posts)19. Nearly 500 unaccounted for in Larimer County alone - this
doesn't include hundreds more in neighboring Boulder County.
ETA: I have a friend in Ft Collins and another in Morrisson. They are safe so far, both have homes up out of flood plains.
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OMG. I STILL can't figure out how all that water got over there from Spring Creek.
kestrel91316
Sep 2013
#29
there's a ditch that runs though the field on the west side of the student center
fizzgig
Sep 2013
#56
Unless they lived up in the canyon or the mountains they are probably safe.
kestrel91316
Sep 2013
#25
East of Colorado Springs. We are fine just sick watching the devastation caused by this.
Autumn
Sep 2013
#21
Now reporting that Boulder has had a year's worth of rain in the space of 4 days.
kestrel91316
Sep 2013
#34
Not in Colorado, lol. Well, maybe in what few marshes there are. But not in September.
kestrel91316
Sep 2013
#50