U.S. 6 reopened after closure due to flooding
Both directions of U.S. 6 at Perry Street reopened midday Monday after the Colorado Department of Transportation closed the highway in both directions due to flooding at about 11:30 a.m.
Heavy rain caused traffic to be diverted off the roadway. Westbound lanes were cleared first followed by the eastbound about 30 minutes later.
Read more about today’s severe weather in Colorado here.
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