Kayakers on Tuesday float down the muddy Animas River, which was running at 796 cubic feet per second. Heavy rain over the weekend swelled the river to 1,060 cfs Saturday and Sunday. Last week, the river ran below 300 cfs in Durango. The National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies for Wednesday and Thursday in Durango, with a high temperature around 90 degrees both days.
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Kayakers on Tuesday float down the muddy Animas River, which was running at 796 cubic feet per second. Heavy rain over the weekend swelled the river to 1,060 cfs on Saturday and Sunday. Last week, the river was running below 300 cfs in Durango. The National Weather Service is forecasting sunny skies on Wednesday and Thursday in Durango, with a high around 90 degrees both days.
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Kayakers on Tuesday float down the muddy Animas River, which was running at 796 cubic feet per second. Heavy rain over the weekend swelled the river to 1,060 cfs on Saturday and Sunday. Last week, the river was running below 300 cfs in Durango. The National Weather Service is forecasting sunny skies on Wednesday and Thursday in Durango, with a high around 90 degrees both days.
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
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Photos: Kayakers navigate the muddy Animas River
Kayakers on Tuesday float down the muddy Animas River, which was running at 796 cubic feet per second. Heavy rain over the weekend swelled the river to 1,060 cfs Saturday and Sunday. Last week, the river ran below 300 cfs in Durango. The National Weather Service forecasts sunny skies for Wednesday and Thursday in Durango, with a high temperature around 90 degrees both days.
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Kayakers on Tuesday float down the muddy Animas River, which was running at 796 cubic feet per second. Heavy rain over the weekend swelled the river to 1,060 cfs on Saturday and Sunday. Last week, the river was running below 300 cfs in Durango. The National Weather Service is forecasting sunny skies on Wednesday and Thursday in Durango, with a high around 90 degrees both days.
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Kayakers on Tuesday float down the muddy Animas River, which was running at 796 cubic feet per second. Heavy rain over the weekend swelled the river to 1,060 cfs on Saturday and Sunday. Last week, the river was running below 300 cfs in Durango. The National Weather Service is forecasting sunny skies on Wednesday and Thursday in Durango, with a high around 90 degrees both days.
