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San Juan River in Colorado set to crest at record 19.7 feet; mass evacuations ordered

National Weather Service updates forecast to 19.71-foot crest, exceeding 1911 record

3 Nov 1 12:59 PM · 10d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 3 of 3

The San Juan River's expected peak is revised to 19.71 feet—more than 4 feet higher than last week's floods and approximately 2 feet higher than the historic October 1911 flood of 17.8 feet. Officials describe the event as 'potentially catastrophic' with 'extensive damage expected.'

National Weather Service updates forecast to 19.71-foot crest, exceeding 1911 record
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“Do not wait for the water to rise. Do not wait for another warning. Leave now. Our ability to respond during the worst of this storm will be extremely limited.”

Archuleta County Sheriff's Office

Vicki Shaffer Archuleta County Sheriff's Office spokespersonArchuleta County Sheriff's Office County emergency management authorityNational Weather Service Federal weather and flood forecasting agencyConejos County Sheriff's Office County emergency management authority

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  1. 1 outlet ‘Historic’ flooding forecast for southwest Colorado; ‘extensive damage’ expected

    first by Denver Post, 10d ago

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