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Southwest flooding forces hundreds of evacuations, alters Election Day voting in Colorado

San Juan River recedes in Pagosa Springs; Colorado Secretary of State arranges alternative voting

3 Nov 2 12:00 PM · 6d ago · 5 articles · 2 sources · development 3 of 3

The San Juan River crests at 16.81 feet late Sunday night, falling short of the historic 17.8-foot 1911 flood level before receding Monday. Colorado election officials set up alternative voting plans for evacuated Pagosa Springs residents, allowing them to vote at any state voter center or use mail ballots at any drop box statewide.

San Juan River recedes in Pagosa Springs; Colorado Secretary of State arranges alternative voting
Boston Globe

“What really stood out to me was that this wasn't localized. It was a very broad system that brought a lot of rain to a lot of places.”

Meteorologist Jennifer Tate, NWS Weather Prediction Center

Williams Singavarapu Flood victimBrice Current Durango Police ChiefColorado Secretary of State Election officialNational Weather Service Forecasting agency

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