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Death Toll in Colorado Flooding Rises to 4 After Woman's Body Found
Rain-swollen Boulder Creek flows around a marker that shows historic flood levels on Friday morning, Sept. 13, 2013, in Boulder, Colo. City officials ordered an evacuation of thousands of residents along the creek the night before. Coffee-colored floodwaters cascaded downstream from the Colorado Rockies on Friday, spilling normally scenic mountain rivers and creeks over their banks and forcing thousands more evacuations. Credit: AP

Death Toll in Colorado Flooding Rises to 4 After Woman's Body Found

LYONS, Colo. (AP) -- Colorado officials have raised the death toll from this week's flooding to four after a woman's body was found in Boulder.

Rain-swollen Boulder Creek flows around a marker that shows historic flood levels on Friday morning, Sept. 13, 2013, in Boulder, Colo. Credit: AP

Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle says the body found Friday was that of a woman who was swept away Thursday after the vehicle she was riding in got stuck in water north of Boulder.

She was not identified.

A man in the same vehicle died after he got out trying to help her.

A third person died Thursday when a structure in Jamestown collapsed. To the south, Colorado Springs officers found a man's body in Fountain Creek.

Pelle says there are 80 people in Boulder County who are still unaccounted for, but that doesn't necessarily mean they are missing.

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