Fall Has Definitely Arrived; Last Flood Photos

The high temperature for today was 50...  the low for the morning is listed as a projected 37 degrees.  The low in Steamboat Springs is forecast for 23...   And we've had a half-inch of rain so far, which was not needed.  Here are a few eye-opening photos from the 100-year flood of two weeks ago:

A sewage geyser on Canon Avenue in Manitou Springs during the flood

The only road through Jamestown, Colorado

US 34, outside of Loveland, Colorado

An over-turned, flooded Subaru at 4th and Evans in Lyons, Colorado

God's Country Cowboy Church near Loveland, Colorado

Flood Water Photos

Boulder Creek, 300 feet south of my apartment on Folsom Street

A mule deer, trying to avoid people and flood waters

House at the corner of Upland Avenue and 19th Street

Underneath the blue "Broadway" sign is the walkway I usually use to walk to the Public Library - the pathway will accommodate 10 bicyclists and 6 pedestrians moving abreast

This is 26th Street at the top of Topaz Drive, taken from the top of Agate Drive, looking north - Kathy and Jim's house is the sixth house back; and the water was only covered 15 feet of the corner of their yard.

Kudos to our US Mail Carrier, Mike Posniewsky, who managed to deliver everyone's mail every single day!

The water slammed the residents', across the street, two vehicles together...

Close look at what's left of Topaz Drive, east of my sister and brother-in-law's home