Post flooding situation in Manitou/Colorado Springs?
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It's close, though. I think the picture shows a date and time, doesn't it? There are a few different sites that offer this service, so you might find a very recent shot. (Unless the Chamber of Commerce is nixing the pics!)
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Here's another source for pictures:
http://www.google.com/search?client=...evNoTUyQHMqYBI
I'll bet everything will be fine by the time you get there. Barring any more rain deluges. Most towns in Colorado are well-equipped with snowplows, to keep the roads open.
http://www.google.com/search?client=...evNoTUyQHMqYBI
I'll bet everything will be fine by the time you get there. Barring any more rain deluges. Most towns in Colorado are well-equipped with snowplows, to keep the roads open.
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Wow, those photos are something else, much more than we saw on the news. I hope clean up is going well and that you all are recovering. We are still coming unless another monsoon starts up.
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Hi again,
I was looking at Manitou visitors info and saw a weather bulletin that said thunderstorms were expected. Hope things are OK and that the flooding doesn't start up again.
Just about two weeks until our trip...
I was looking at Manitou visitors info and saw a weather bulletin that said thunderstorms were expected. Hope things are OK and that the flooding doesn't start up again.
Just about two weeks until our trip...
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