Colorado Water Conservation Board  

Statewide Precipitation Report for Friday, September 30, 2011

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NWS WSR-88D Doppler Radar Estimated Storm Total Precipitation, Inches

Trace to 0.5''
0.5'' to 1''
1.0'' to 1.5''
1.5'' to 2''
2.0'' to 2.5''
2.5'' to 3''
3.0'' to 3.5''
3.5'' to 4''
4.0'' to 4.5''
4.5'' to 5''
5.0'' to 5.5''
5.5'' to 6''
6.0'' to 6.5''
6.5'' to 7''
7.0'' to 7.5''
Ground Observed Precipitation Point


Ground Observed Precipitation, Inches

Trace to 0.5''
0.5'' to 1''
1.0'' to 1.5''
1.5'' to 2''
2.0'' to 2.5''
2.5'' to 3''
3.0'' to 3.5''
3.5'' to 4''
4.0'' to 4.5''
4.5'' to 5''
5.0'' to 5.5''
5.5'' to 6''
6.0'' to 6.5''
6.5'' to 7''
7.0'' to 7.5''

NOTE: Simply zoom into any single area on the map to see a more detailed depiction of the radar-estimated rainfall over the past 24-hours. Feel free to hover over points to view observed rainfall and click on the points to view more details, including snowfall amounts (if any exist).

Pockets of showers and thunderstorms developed over the highest terrain in the southern and central portions of the state. Peak observed values of 0.10" were reported near the southern mountains with amounts of up to 0.20" likely occurred. PLEASE NOTE: This will be the final issuance of the Statewide Precipitaiton Product for 2011

Meteorologist: Bill Badini