Tony Laubach
EF5
COMPLETE JULY 3, 2006 STORM CHASE REPORT CAN BE FOUND HERE!
Play it again, Sam! Day 2 of Denver's monsoon season played out again in just about the same areas. Today's event was more widespread than Sunday's, but not as intense where I was. Weekday traffic was light due to tomorrow's holiday, but still presented problems and limited my travel into areas where most of the bigger issues were occuring. Traffic on I-25 south out of Denver was at a crawl due to the flooding near Castle Rock. Also reports that the Denver Lightrail System was shut down due to flooding issues near Downtown. I stuck around the areas from near Lone Tree and north along Parker Road to I-225 in Aurora. Upwards of 3 inches of rain fell within the two hour period. Mos tof the flooding I observed was very minor, including some road ponding, flooded drainage areas, and a new development in which the main road was completely submerged.
COMPLETE JULY 3, 2006 STORM CHASE REPORT CAN BE FOUND HERE!
COMPLETE JULY 3, 2006 STORM CHASE REPORT CAN BE FOUND HERE!
Play it again, Sam! Day 2 of Denver's monsoon season played out again in just about the same areas. Today's event was more widespread than Sunday's, but not as intense where I was. Weekday traffic was light due to tomorrow's holiday, but still presented problems and limited my travel into areas where most of the bigger issues were occuring. Traffic on I-25 south out of Denver was at a crawl due to the flooding near Castle Rock. Also reports that the Denver Lightrail System was shut down due to flooding issues near Downtown. I stuck around the areas from near Lone Tree and north along Parker Road to I-225 in Aurora. Upwards of 3 inches of rain fell within the two hour period. Mos tof the flooding I observed was very minor, including some road ponding, flooded drainage areas, and a new development in which the main road was completely submerged.
COMPLETE JULY 3, 2006 STORM CHASE REPORT CAN BE FOUND HERE!
COMPLETE JULY 3, 2006 STORM CHASE REPORT CAN BE FOUND HERE!
