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Stock image by BanksPhotos/Getty Images An incredible yet sad video from Colorado shows a home floating down the flooded San Juan River, only to collide with a bridge and crumble. The post Insane Video: House Floats Down River, Collides With Bridge appeared first on Outdoors with Bear Grylls .
A Pagosa Springs RV park owner says a meadow spared by two destructive floods is giving him the faith to rebuild his damaged property. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY KOAM NEWS NOW. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
Drivers and southern Colorado residents should expect two main highways to remain closed for an extended period of time after back-to-back floods damaged or destroyed parts of the roadways earlier this week, state transportation officials said Thursday. Colorado 151 is closed south of Chimney Rock, and two stretches of US...
PAGOSA SPRINGS — Every hour, Brooke Willis got out of bed to check the water steadily rising outside her home. She scanned the weather reports, which said the surrounding rivers could reach 19 feet high. Twenty-one feet wasn’t out of the question — levels not seen in more than a century.
In response to the flooding that began in mid-September and continued through October in Southwest Colorado, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) has issued flash flood guidance for the management and disposal of flood debris. Prompt cleanup helps residents move forward while minimizing public health and environmental...
Houseboats at Navajo State Park. Colorado Parks & Wildlife staff are responding to recent flooding in southwestern Colorado in a multitude of ways across the San Luis Valley, at Navajo State Park and areas west of Wolf Creek Pass. CPW has also deployed its swift-water rescue team to Archuleta County to assist with operations.
PAGOSA SPRINGS, Colo. (KREX) – Following historic back-to-back floods in late October, emergency crews and government officials are assisting devastated communities across southern Colorado. Gov. Jared Polis requested nearly $27 million in federal assistance after the initial round of flooding damaged homes, roads and bridges in Pagosa Springs and Durango.
The U.S. Southwest is getting some welcome news after weeks of wild weather. Recent flooding across the region is giving a rare lift to reservoirs that had dropped to record lows during a yearslong megadrought. Storms in late October and early November sent rushing water through creeks that are usually...
