Woman dead, 3 adults missing in Larimer County flash flooding
Flash flood warning in effect for same area until 4:30 p.m.
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and last updated 2021-07-21 19:17:32-04
UPDATE (Wednesday, 5:02 p.m.): More flash flood warnings were in place Wednesday afternoon for possible mudslides. The Larimer County Sheriffâs Office said three people are still missing from Tuesdayâs flooding. Click here for the latest updates. -
LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. â The Larimer County Sheriff s Office has confirmed one woman has died and three more adults are missing after dangerous flooding in the Poudre Canyon area Tuesday.
The sheriff s office said Wednesday morning that the person who died in the flooding was a woman and confirmed the two missing people were adults. Authorities were not able to recover the deceased woman s body Tuesday, and a Larimer County dive crew will be working to recover her body and a vehicle from the river on Wednesday.
Mandatory evacuations lifted in Larimer County due to flash flooding
The Larimer County Sheriff s Office said residents living in the area of Highway 14 from Rustic east to Ted s Place can return to their homes. Author: Melissa Reeves (9NEWS) Updated: 11:00 PM MDT July 20, 2021
LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. The Larimer County Sheriff s Office (LCSO) lifted mandatory evacuations for the area of Highway 14 from Rustic to Ted’s Place due to flash flooding in the area.
LCSO said residents there can return to homes in that area, which is in the Poudre Canyon, northwest of Fort Collins in the area where the Cameron Peak Fire burned last summer.
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