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More rain to come this evening

Sep 14th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Boulder Flood 2013

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Flash Flood Watch in Northeastern Colorado

Active for next 1 day, 8 hours Locations: Boulder And Jefferson Counties Below … Show more

Posted 5 hours, 47 minutes ago – National Weather Service

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Potential for flash flooding in the mountains, and in and near the foothills this afternoon through Sunday afternoon.

A weak upper level trough will move slowly across the area this afternoon through Sunday. Meanwhile a cool front will move across Northeast Colorado late tonight and increase upslope flow.

U.S. 36, one of two arteries into Estes Park, is damaged

U.S. 36, one of two arteries into Estes Park, is damaged

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop this afternoon and linger into the early evening hours. Rainfall amounts will range from one quarter inch to one half inch. However stronger thunderstorms could produce up to an inch or more of rain in less than 45 minutes in a few locations.

There will be a lull in activity this evening however rain and a few thunderstorms may increase in the northern foothills and mountain areas north of I-70 after midnight as upslope flow develops. Additional rainfall amounts of one half inch to one inch may occur between midnight and 6 am Sunday morning in some locations. For Sunday there will be periods of rain along with a few thunderstorms in the mountains and in and near the foothills. Additional rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches could occur in some locations by late Sunday afternoon.

Thus if this additional heavy rainfall occurs then there could be more flash flooding as the ground is extremely saturated.

Flash Flood Watch in effect from noon MDT today through Sunday afternoon.

The National Weather Service in Denver has issued a Flash Flood Watch for portions of central Colorado, North Central Colorado and northeast Colorado, including the following areas, in central Colorado, Jefferson and West Douglas Counties above 6000 feet/gilpin/clear Creek/northeast Park counties below 9000 feet and south and southeast grand/west Central and Southwest Boulder/gilpin/clear Creek/summit/north and West Park counties above 9000 feet. In North Central Colorado, Larimer County below 6000 feet/northwest Weld County, Larimer and Boulder counties between 6000 and 9000 feet and South and East Jackson/larimer/north and northeast Grand/northwest Boulder counties above 9000 feet. In Northeast Colorado, Boulder and Jefferson counties below 6000 feet/west Broomfield County.

  • From noon MDT today through Sunday afternoon.
  • Additional rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches with up to 3 inches will be possible in the mountains, and in and near the foothills through Sunday afternoon. At this time the best chance of heavier rainfall appears to be from late tonight through Sunday afternoon. However Scatttered thunderstorms this afternoon into the early evening hours could produce up to an inch of rain in less than 45 minutes in some locations which could lead to flash flooding as well.

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22 Boom – Best of Jann Scott Live – Episode 67

Sep 13th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in 22 Boom

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In this episode we bring to you a collection of some of our favorite TV acceptable Jann Scott Live shows, Jann Scott Live has been from Radio, to TV, to the web and Back for decades of great entertainment. Whether you like it or not, Jann talks news, politics, environmental issues, cars, money, media, conspiracy, with Jann’s occasional sarcastic and sometimes questionable exploration into our societies known issues. That’s just the tip of the iceberg here, but either way we hope you like this collection of Jann Scott Live shows.

Videos in this Episode


  • 22 Boom Intro

    22 Boom Intro

  • Jann Scott Live - All About the World Channel 1 Networks

    Jann Scott Live – All About the World Channel 1 Networks

  • Jann Scott Live Spring 2008

    Jann Scott Live Spring 2008

  • Jann Scott Live - War and Crime

    Jann Scott Live – War and Crime

  • Jann Scott Live - Freedom

    Jann Scott Live – Freedom

  • Jann Scott Live - Financial Tips

    Jann Scott Live – Financial Tips

  • Jann Scott Live - Boxing with Rick

    Jann Scott Live – Boxing with Rick

  • Jann Scott Live - Media Awards

    Jann Scott Live – Media Awards

  • Jann Scott Live April 2008

    Jann Scott Live April 2008

  • Jann Scott Live - 28 Miles Per Gallon Standards

    Jann Scott Live – 28 Miles Per Gallon Standards

  • Jann Scott Live - Fuels

    Jann Scott Live – Fuels

  • Good Guys Car Show - Larimer County 2009

    Good Guys Car Show – Larimer County 2009

  • Jann Scott Live - North Pole

    Jann Scott Live – North Pole

  • Jann Scott Live - Gas Prices

    Jann Scott Live – Gas Prices

  • Jann Scott Live - Cats and Oil

    Jann Scott Live – Cats and Oil

  • Traveling Vietnam War Memorial Wall

    Traveling Vietnam War Memorial Wall

  • Jann Scott Live - Pain Drugs

    Jann Scott Live – Pain Drugs

  • Jann Scott Live - Immigration

    Jann Scott Live – Immigration

  • Colorado Racing at Colorado National Speedway and the Grand Prix of Denver

    Colorado Racing at Colorado National Speedway and the Grand Prix of Denver

  • Outro

    Outro

Longmont cut in half; evacuations requested

Sep 13th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Boulder Flood 2013

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The City of Longmont is cut in half by the St. Vrain River. Main Street/U.S. 287 is closed from Missouri Street south tolongmont Plateau Road. This closure joins the closure of other primary north/south arteries including Hover Road/96th Street, Airport Road.

City of Longmont officials are also requesting that residents in neighborhoods and subdivisions south of Quail Road between Main Street and 119th Street due to flooding along Dry Creek. They are asked to evacuate to Niwot high School.

National Guard troops will be gathering with heavy, high-clearance vehicles on Highway 66 west of Longmont to assess the highway into the Town of Lyons and determine if it is safe and possible to enter and take out people who have been trapped there since Wednesday. All roads into and out of Lyons have been washed out or underwater for the past two days.

Officials urge all Boulder County residents to stay home if at all possible. And if they must drive, do not cross any standing or moving water in roadways.
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