Just back from Boulder

 Football game:

I checked the rain gauge, which was empty Friday morning, and the total as of five p.m. is one and a quarter inches...and it's raining.  Durango, Pagosa Springs, and South Fork are flooding, evacuations in place, businesses closed.  When it rains...

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