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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . -~7.-tI--'lc~- ..,.:.......-- "I ' ~. ~ ~.:. , I ----- . . .to ....L c.. ,'. ~ .JIi..:. . ~. i": .:... ~~_ _ ~ oW .~~~ _i~ ..J::J- -____ Figure 1,11 -State of Coklrado NEXRAD Radar Image June 27, 2004 at 5:00PM. --....-- -_-I .'...r ~ -'-:1 - -. Figure 1.13 - State of Colorado NEXRAD Radar Image June 27, 2004 at 7:00PM. ''I ~,,~~ Figure 1.12 - State of Colorado NEXRAD Radar Image June 27, 2004 at 6:00PM. . ....:L ~~ -- . 'I' - , ~.- I'.... !.,- '!':- --. - . \ 'I~, '\. I. , , ---- - ."Lr- ~ ----..~ Figure 1.14-State of Cokmuto NEXRAD Radar Image June 27, 2004 at 8:00PM. Total precipitation amounts for this stann event were obtained from several different sources. The Rocky Mountain News reponed 2.47 total inches of precipitation for Colorado Springs and states this number was obtained directly from the National Weather Service. 9News continned this number for Colorado Springs but included a maximum precipitation intensity for Jamestown on the order of I-inch in a half-hour. Another source of data is the Intellicast website that displayed two different rainfall maps for the storm date. These maps are shown on the following page. in Figures 1.15 and 1.16. According to Figure 1.15, the Colorado Springs area received approximately 2 to 4 inches of total precipitation with the Jamestown area collecting I to 2 inches of total rainfall. The weekly total for the same areas are in the range of2 to 4 inches according to Figure 1.16. According to data produced by the Community Collaborative Rain and Ilail Study, (CoCo RaHS) which is a science education project managed by the Colorado Climate Center at Colorado State University and driven by volunteer participants, the total rainfall amount in the Jamestown area was 1.18 inches for June 27th. This reported rainfall amount, and its location relative to the Town of Jamestown, is shown in Figure 1.17. 'CON~'_ ~20/l1j 6