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Debris Flow in Eagle County, Colorado

Debris Flow August 4, 2024 · Eagle County, Colorado

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What the National Weather Service wrote

Part of the same storm that led to a mudslide on Interstate 70. This mudslide impacted the Brush Creek Road area south of Eagle, CO. Road and bridge crews were dispatched to clear this area.

The wider storm

Rich monsoonal moisture and a passing wave combined with typical diurnal heating over the higher terrain to spawn scattered to widespread showers and thunderstorms over the northeastern Utah and northwestern Colorado. While the main threats with these storms were expected to be small hail, gusty winds, and lightning, in a few spots they also produced localized heavy rainfall. Slow storm motion kept these heavy raining storms over the same location for a prolonged period of time, triggering some debris flows over the steeper terrain of the Colorado headwaters region.

Began near (ege)eagle (39.6440, -106.8241).

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1208144. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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