CWCB - Colorado Water Conservation Board
Flood Threat Information Services Product Menu
Updated 11:00AM Daily


 

 

  1. Statewide 24-hr Precipitation Map (New Google-Based Version)

    This map is created by merging the 24-hr Storm Total Precipitation (STP) product observed at the National Weather Service WSR-88D Doppler radars at Cheyenne, Wyoming, Denver, Colorado, Pueblo Colorado, Goodland, Kansas and Grand Junction, Colorado.

    This map is subject to under-estimation/over-estimation of precipitation amounts due to radar performance issues. However, it is very useful at providing the spatial coverage of the heavy precipitation. It will show all radar areas of rainfall of a trace or more.  Surface Observations are also depicted by small dots.  Simply move your cursor over them to see the rainfall amounts.   You can also click on them to retrieve more information.  (This map may take a several seconds to load)



  2. Daily Statewide Flood Threat Bulletin Map

    This product is issued once daily before 1100AM and is used to identify areas of the state that a likely to experience a flood threat due to snowmelt, rainfall or thunderstorms.

  3. Daily Statewide Flood Threat Bulletin

    This product is a verbal discussion of the flood threat in the state over the next 5-7 days.

  4. 7-15 Day Flood Threat Outlook (Updated Mondays and Fridays)

    This product is a verbal discussion of the flood threat in the state over the next 7-15 days.

  5. List of County Emergency Managers


  6. HDR Weather Links

    7. Disclaimer: All forecasts and outlooks are purely advisory in nature.