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Here’s where the craziest flooding happened around the Denver metro Thursday

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DENVER – It was another wild day of severe weather across the Denver metro as thunderstorms moved through the area Thursday, bringing hail, rain and a lot of flooding to city roadways, including area interstates.

Check out some of the flooding that occurred Thursday:

33rd and Irving:

Vinnie Baca captured this strange-looking flooding at 33rd and Irving in Denver earlier today. It certainly looks like, I don’t know… an ice lake of some sort?!

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Flooding at 33rd and Irving Street in Denver

44th and Sheridan:

The hail was flowing like fine wine at your cousin’s wedding last year at 44th and Sheridan in Denver, as seen by Denver Post reporter Elise Schmelzer.

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Flooding at 44th and Sheridan in Denver

West Colfax in Denver:

You may think you want to see a movie, but what happens when you become the star of your of short film? This is what Shane Wright captured across from the Alamo Drafthouse in Denver.

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Flooding on West Colfax in Denver

Colfax Ave. and Sheridan Blvd.:

This is certainly a Denver we’re not used to seeing. Well, I take that back. We are used to seeing it like this when it snows, but generally the snow doesn’t flow like a river (like the hail does here, in this video captured by Eric Scott.

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Flooding on Colfax Ave. and Sheridan Blvd. in Denver

16th and Wazee:

You probably do not want to be walking across this alleyway near 16th and Wazee in downtown Denver. Pat Kelly Fischer kept a good steady hand for the shot!

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Flooding on 16th St and Wazee in Denver

29th and Federal Blvd.:

A section of the road turned into a river at 29th and Federal Blvd. in Denver, as seen by Ryan Dipietro. See for yourself!

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Flooding at 29th and Federal in Denver

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A wild day of flooding in Denver


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