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RAW: St. Vrain Creek in Lyons running high, fast after recent rains
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June 9, 2023
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3:20Now PlayingEmergency managers in Lyons are asking some residents to be prepared to evacuate in case there is flooding.
The St. Vrain Creek, which runs through the northern Colorado town, is currently at 1,080 cubic feet per second (CFS). Localized flooding is likely when the river reaches a level of 1,200 CFS, according to an alert sent by the town.
The river, like many across the state, is running higher and faster than normal due to snow run-off and recent rain storms. Water levels generally peak during overnight hours.
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