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Colorado's water damage risk is shaped by two very different mechanisms. Sudden, intense summer thunderstorms can cause flash flooding in canyons and along the Front Range foothills, while spring snowmelt from the Rocky Mountains swells rivers such as the South Platte and Arkansas. The state's history includes the September 2013 floods, when a week of exceptional rainfall along the Front Range caused widespread flooding from Boulder to Colorado Springs. Colorado's semi-arid climate for much of the year means many homes and storm drainage systems were not built for the intensity these events can bring.