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Crews confirmed that they have recovered the body of an adult woman killed during the Poudre Canyon flooding and have identified a third person who is currently missing due to the severe floods that washed through the area earlier this week.

One person has been confirmed dead and two others are believed to be missing following the major flooding that swept through Poudre Canyon on Tuesday (July 20),

The Greeley Mall was damaged by the severe thunderstorm that hit Weld County Monday afternoon. Water poured into the mall from the roof. We have the video.

The National Weather Service issued a flood advisory for the Poudre River near Greeley. That advisory was driven largely by rapid mountain snow melt.

The National Weather Service has issued a flood advisory for the Poudre River. The Poudre had reached 7.43 feet between Windsor & Greeley. Flood stage is 8 ft.

Many are dealing with leaking roofs and flooding basements with all of the rain lately, here are a few ways to protect yourself, your basement and your pocketbook.

As we enter the weekend, you'll notice that the rain in Northern Colorado still hasn't let up and is starting to create standing water in parts of Larimer and Weld Counties.

Colorado monsoon season is coming (yes, that's a thing); and with this being an El Niño season, we can expect a bit more moisture than we're used to this time of year.

An unconscious rafter has been pulled from the Cache la Poudre River in the Poudre Canyon, and has passed away.

You can stay up-to-date on the latest flooding news and road closure coverage here!

Update 3:30 p.m. Monday, May 26: Due to the past few days of rain, water levels along the Poudre River are rising and are quickly approaching flood stage. A flood advisory has been issued for Larimer County through this evening. A flood watch is in effect in Weld County until Wednesday morning, May 28. Multiple roadways in Windsor are closed due to flooding.

There was a bit of a scare in the Big Thompson Canyon today. Emergency notifications were sent out to residents along the river to warn of four-feet of water that had broken through an ice dam. Thankfully the Larimer Sheriff now says those notifications are cancelled and everything int he canyon looks okay.