Mudslide and Flooding Close I-70 and Roads in Western Colorado

Westbound lanes of I-70 closed again in western Colorado due to flooding

The westbound lanes of I-70 were closed in western Colorado once again on Friday morning due to flooding.

Mudslide and flooding close I-70 and roads in western Colorado

A mudslide has closed Interstate 70 and other roads in western Colorado, causing disruptions and prompting caution from the Garfield County Sheriff's Office.

Mudslides close I-70 for more than 24 hours, disrupt travel in western Colorado

Flash flooding pushes mud and debris across the interstate between exit 97, near Silt, and exit 105, near New Castle

I-70 still closed after massive mudslide between Silt and New Castle

Interstate 70 between Silt and New Castle has been closed since Monday evening due to a massive mudslide and debris flow.

Interstate 70 closed near Glenwood Springs for mudslides

Interstate 70 remained closed in both directions Tuesday between Exit 97 for Silt and Exit 105 for New Castle, according to CDOT.

Flooding closes I-70 between Silt and New Castle

Interstate 70 is closed in both directions between Silt and New Castle due to flooding, according to the Garfield County Emergency Communications Authority. The closure stretches from mile marker 97 to mile marker 105. Standing water and mud have also been reported on Highway 6. Drivers should use extreme caution in the area and should not attempt to drive through flooded sections of roadway. No estimated reopening time was immediately available…