Jamestown Colorado Flood 2013 at Kate Wylde blog

Jamestown Colorado Flood 2013. More than 17 inches of rainfall cut access to entire communities including jamestown, lyons and estes park. The vast majority of this rain fell in about 30 hours from the 11th through the 12th. The heaviest totals of 12 to 18 inches were widespread through much of central boulder county, stretching from boulder north and west toward jamestown, lyons, and into central larimer county including the estes park area. In september 2013, colorado’s front range, from fort collins south to colorado springs, experienced some of the most dramatic and devastating floods in state history. Sections of highway 34, us highway 36 and many county roads were washed away. One of the most visible wounds jamestown suffered in the devastating flood of 2013, and certainly the longest lasting, is finally on its way to healing. The monstrous 2013 flood destroyed 1,850 homes, caused more than $4 billion in damages and forced 11,000 people to evacuate, including schultz and the entire town of jamestown.

The heaviest totals of 12 to 18 inches were widespread through much of central boulder county, stretching from boulder north and west toward jamestown, lyons, and into central larimer county including the estes park area. One of the most visible wounds jamestown suffered in the devastating flood of 2013, and certainly the longest lasting, is finally on its way to healing. Sections of highway 34, us highway 36 and many county roads were washed away. In september 2013, colorado’s front range, from fort collins south to colorado springs, experienced some of the most dramatic and devastating floods in state history. The monstrous 2013 flood destroyed 1,850 homes, caused more than $4 billion in damages and forced 11,000 people to evacuate, including schultz and the entire town of jamestown. The vast majority of this rain fell in about 30 hours from the 11th through the 12th. More than 17 inches of rainfall cut access to entire communities including jamestown, lyons and estes park.

Jamestown, Colorado Flood September 2013

Jamestown Colorado Flood 2013 In september 2013, colorado’s front range, from fort collins south to colorado springs, experienced some of the most dramatic and devastating floods in state history. More than 17 inches of rainfall cut access to entire communities including jamestown, lyons and estes park. One of the most visible wounds jamestown suffered in the devastating flood of 2013, and certainly the longest lasting, is finally on its way to healing. The heaviest totals of 12 to 18 inches were widespread through much of central boulder county, stretching from boulder north and west toward jamestown, lyons, and into central larimer county including the estes park area. In september 2013, colorado’s front range, from fort collins south to colorado springs, experienced some of the most dramatic and devastating floods in state history. The monstrous 2013 flood destroyed 1,850 homes, caused more than $4 billion in damages and forced 11,000 people to evacuate, including schultz and the entire town of jamestown. Sections of highway 34, us highway 36 and many county roads were washed away. The vast majority of this rain fell in about 30 hours from the 11th through the 12th.