Over the San Juan Mountains, CoCoRaHS<\/span> stations recorded around 0.5 inches. Radar estimates for this area were 1.1 inches. Over the Southeast Mountains, a CoCoRaHS<\/span> station in Huerfano County (Walsenburg) recorded 2.33 inches. 2.28 inches of that total fell in 45 minutes. A bit further north, a gage in Fremont County recorded 0.75 inches in 20 minutes over Canon City. A gage in Manitou Springs also recorded 0.75 inches in 20 minutes. This same gage in Manitou Springs reported a storm total 1.3 inches (all of which fell in about 1 hour). Fountain Creek was running near action level again, with 1.96 inches reported falling at Fort Carson, but no major flooding of the river was reported. The river is expected to recover throughout the day. Storm totals in this area were estimated as high as 4 inches. There was another storm over Pueblo that dropped 2.2 inches of rain and there were several reports of flooded roads in town.<\/p>\n Over the plains, the larger swaths of heavy rainfall had 3-6 hour rainfall totals up to 3 inches. A CoCoRaHS<\/span> station in Baca County recorded 2.15 inches. Over Yuma County, estimated totals were as high as 2.5 inches. Ongoing monitoring of the Arkansas River Basin will continue due to the heavy rainfall of the last couple of days. At this time, there is sufficient confidence that flood stage will not be reached.<\/p>\n To see how much rain fell across your area in the last 24-hours, check out the State Precipitation Map below.<\/p>\n
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