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0:44Now PlayingAs much as 3.23 inches of rain fell in parts of Broomfield in just an hour and a half Tuesday morning. For context, that's more than double the city's average August rainfall of 1.60".
The narrow swath of heavy rainfall comprises much of the area impacted by the Marshall Fire last December, including Louisville and Superior in addition to Broomfield.
The heavy rain should have dissipated by noon, but it'll likely take the rest of the day for the water to fully recede.
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