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onbelaydave said:
So what's going to be dry tomorrow ?
Go north. Soapstone / Red Mountain? Hewlett / Young's / Dadd Gulches in the Poudre Canyon?

According to the city rainfall gauges (http://www.fcgov.com/flood-warning/) there was little rain north of Fort Collins. Where I was all afternoon, you could see that the sky was mostly clear up that direction.
 

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sgltrak said:
Go north. Soapstone / Red Mountain? Hewlett / Young's / Dadd Gulches in the Poudre Canyon?

According to the city rainfall gauges (http://www.fcgov.com/flood-warning/) there was little rain north of Fort Collins. Where I was all afternoon, you could see that the sky was mostly clear up that direction.
I think Soapstone and Red Mountain get muddy very easily, so they may be in bad shape today. Poudre Canyon trails might be dry as it looks like there was less rain up there.
 

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Did it rain a ton elsewhere? We got enough in Lyons to barely make the dirt perfect. Went to Estes last night for the fireworks show and everything was bone dry up there. Just curious.

And golf is never a comparable substitute :)
 

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Pretty good amount of rain in central Fort Collins last evening. I bet we got 1" of rain over an hour or so period. Looks to be drying out pretty well so far. Going out for a ride in the next hour or so, I'll post a ride report after that
 

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I'd planned on hitting up Soapstone with the wife, son and his fiance first thing this morning for a family ride, but decided to pass after looking at the storm totals last night..

Were going to head out later this afternoon somewhere.
 
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