Denver flooding video

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Peterson show the extent of the damage in Longmont and Lyons in Boulder County after 12 inches of rain. Larimar County that Sheriff Justin Smith uploaded onto YouTube aerial video footage showing widespread damage in the area, which includes Estes Park, the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park and the Big Thompson Canyon area, where flooding washed away portions of the roadway.

On Saturday, the authorities said they would use helicopters to try to reach the people in Boulder who remained unaccounted for, mostly in remote sections of the county, where landlines and cell service were down, the Denver Post reports.

More rain is expected through Sunday. An evacuation of fifth-grade students is planned for Saturday. The National Weather Service said several tornados were reported in Missouri on October 24 as a severe thunderstorm moved through the area. Credit: Daniel E Mcnair via Storyful.

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Judge Stephen Friot denied a motion for a preliminary injunction sought by the five inmates, paving the way for the state to proceed with seven lethal injections scheduled over the next six months. The state is scheduled to conduct its first execution in more than six years on Thursday when John Marion Grant, 60, is set to receive a lethal injection for the killing of a prison cafeteria worker.

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Wildfire scars are especially vulnerable to flooding because there's no vegetation to absorb moisture, often leading to flooding and mudslides. As far as the Denver metro area, showers and storms moved through around rush hour on Thursday, leading to a Flash Flood Warning in Jefferson County. The storms were sub-severe and led to a lower flood risk than Greeley and the burn scar areas west of the city.

Any storm that moves through will carry a flood risk because of abundant low-level moisture and the slow-moving nature of today's storms. Storms should gradually dissipate this evening, with southern Colorado holding onto the best chance for a shower or storm after dark.

Most areas will probably see between 0. The rain, however, will come down quickly, hence the heightened flood threat. The good news is once Thursday's storms clear, the storm threat will decrease for both Friday and Saturday. Storms will also get a bit more forward motion to them by this weekend, decreasing the flood threat just in time for the holiday weekend.