...Flash Flood Watch Today From Noon Until Midnight For All But The Northern Most Counties Of Eastern Utah And Western Colorado... .Deep Moisture And Instability Will Combine With Slow Storm Motion To Produce Thunderstorms With Heavy Rainfall. The Threat Of Flash Flooding And Debris Flows Will Increase Through The Afternoon And Evening Hours. ...Flash Flood Watch In Effect From Noon Mdt Today Through This Evening... The National Weather Service In Grand Junction Has Issued A * Flash Flood Watch For Portions Of Colorado And Utah... Including The Following Areas...In Colorado...Animas River Basin...Central Colorado River Basin...Central Gunnison And Uncompahgre River Basin...Portions Of The White River Basin...Debeque To Silt Corridor...Flattops...Four Corners/upper Dolores River...Gore And Elk Mountains/central Mountain Valleys...Grand Valley...Grand And Battlement Mesas...Western San Juan Mountains...Paradox Valley/lower Dolores River...Roan And Tavaputs Plateaus...San Juan River Basin...Uncompahgre Plateau And Dallas Divide...Upper Gunnison River Valley And West Elk And Sawatch Mountains. In Utah...Tavaputs Plateau...Arches/grand Flat...Canyonlands/natural Bridges...La Sal And Abajo Mountains And Southeast Utah. * From Noon Mdt Today Until Midnight Tonight. * Abundant Moisture And The Slow Movement Of These Storms Will Produce Rainfall Amounts Locally Exceeding One Inch Over A Short Period Of Time. * High Rainfall Rates Could Lead To Flash Flooding Anywhere From The Tavaputs And Roan Plateaus And Flattops Southward To The Arizona And New Mexico Border. The Threat Will Increase Near Burn Scars From The Past Two Years. If Heavy Rain Occurs Over These Burned Areas...And Where Heavy Rain Has Fallen Over The Previous Few Days...Mud...Rock And Debris Flows Will Likely Occur In And Downstream Of These Locations.
Posted on: Fri, 19 Jul 2013 14:50:11 +0000
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