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The National Weather Service has issues a Flash Flood Watch for Boulder County. This includes the City of Boulder and Boulder County. Forecast rainfall: Heavy rainfall of 0.40" to 1.20"... read more →
The OEM is staffed and will continue to monitor weather, road, and creek conditions throughout the day. Heavy rain expected. Please follow all flash flood warnings. If you're part of... read more →
Remember, no amount of water is safe to drive through. Just a few inches of moving water can pick up and carry a vehicle. Even standing water can hide washed... read more →
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National Weather Service has issued an AREAL FLOOD WARNING. It's important to understand this type of flooding is different that the fast-moving flash floods. Areal flooding is in a large... read more →
The Boulder OEM will be monitoring the weather all day and through the weekend. The current forecast is calling for widespread rain with a few embedded thunderstorms today. Rivers, creeks... read more →
The storm threat for Boulder County and the City of Boulder has diminished. National Weather Service (NWS) has lifted the Flash Flood Watch that was in place. The emergency operations center... read more →
National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch for the City of Boulder and Boulder County. The watch is valid until 9pm tonight. A Flash Flood Watch means flash... read more →
Storm systems have dissipated and the threat to the county is now significantly decreased. NWS is expecting more weather later today (Tuesday) with intensity increasing in the afternoon into the evening.... read more →