Coverage dated November 2, 2026 to November 7, 2026
Damaged homes, washed out bridges and no way out: The aftermath of historic flooding in a Colorado town Headline from KXAN Austin
Major roadways surrounding Pagosa Springs remain closed, making it nearly impossible to get in or out of town.
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KDVR Denver
Damaged homes, washed out bridges, and no way out: The aftermath of historic flooding in Pagosa Springs ↗ (opens KDVR Denver) Published Nov 2, 2026
KDVR Denver's feed description Major roadways surrounding Pagosa Springs remain closed, making it nearly impossible to get in or out of town.
KRQE Albuquerque
Historic flooding hits Pagosa Springs again ↗ (opens KRQE Albuquerque) Published Nov 2, 2026
KRQE Albuquerque's feed description Pagosa Springs, CO (KRQE) – Historic flooding continues in the Pagosa Springs, Colorado, area. The floodwaters have damaged a museum, and many people are without cell service. Deanna Chiappetta, who lives in Aspen Springs, outside of Pagosa Springs, said she is staying put at home because bridges le…
KXAN Austin
Damaged homes, washed out bridges and no way out: The aftermath of historic flooding in a Colorado town ↗ (opens KXAN Austin) Published Nov 7, 2026
Same headline from 8 more outlets KXAN Austin's feed description Major roadways surrounding Pagosa Springs remain closed, making it nearly impossible to get in or out of town.
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