Flood clock for Manitou Springs actually

Manitou Springs, Colorado (KKTV) – from 2:03 p.m. on Thursday, a flood guard for the city of Manitou Springs was in force.

City officials stated that the clock would remain in force until 8 p.m.

Strong precipitation and thunderstorms are possible during the day, and city officials said that drainage systems such as Fountain Creek could rise quickly.

According to city officials, floods could affect local paths, underpass and areas near streams or storm sequences.

Since the clock remains in force, the city officials said that they continue to monitor the conditions and use the crews if necessary to manage potential storm or flood effects. They said that storm drains would be checked and maintained during the day to avoid potential blockages.

They said that the fire brigade, the police department and the public service of Manitou Springs would be on standby all day long about cleaning up ruins or emergency words.

The municipality asked the municipality to avoid low -lying areas, stream beds and steep terrain and not go through floods or drive. If a fall flood warning is issued, the municipality is asked to stay up to date and be ready to take measures.

This was done after several buildings by Manitou Springs City and a motorhome park on Wednesday were evacuated due to a warning for flash flooding.

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