Per QPE<\/span> data, the heaviest rain fell along the I-70 corridor west of the Divide<\/span>, particularly in the vicinity of the Grand Valley, where amounts of 1.00-2.00” are suggested. These estimates are confirmed by gauge observations, including the following:<\/p>\n • 1.99” and 1.10” near Glenwood Springs A Flash Flood<\/span> Warning<\/span> was issued for the Grizzly Creek burn scar, but no flooding reports were received. Elsewhere west of the Divide<\/span> (Northwest\/Southwest Slopes, Central\/Northern Mountains, San Juan Mountains) amounts were lighter, generally 0.25-0.75”; similar amounts were observed for portions of the Front Range and Urban Corridor, including rain gauge observations of 0.77” and 0.67” south of Denver.<\/p>\n A secondary region of heavy rain fell across portions of the Northeast Plains and Palmer Ridge, particularly in the counties of Lincoln, Kit-Carson, Washington, and Yuma. QPE<\/span> data here suggests amounts of 1.00-2.00”, although rain gauge observations are sparse and the largest totals received were:<\/p>\n • 0.80” near Cope Farther south across the Southeast Plains, lighter and more isolated<\/span> amounts of up to 1.00” were observed per QPE<\/span> data.<\/p>\n No flooding was reported yesterday. For precipitation estimates in our area, check out the map below. Remember, if you observe flooding in your area, you can use the “Report a Flood” page to make a flood report when you can safely do so.<\/p>\n
\n• 1.45”, 1.41”, and 1.31” west, north, and northeast of Grand Junction, respectively
\n• 1.32” near Mesa
\n• 1.03” near Badger Wash
\n• 0.99” near Battlement Mesa
\n• 0.97” near Rifle<\/p>\n
\n• 0.69” near both Liberty and Anton
\n• 0.54” near Hugo<\/p>\nClick Here For Map Overview<\/h4>
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