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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. | The Yampa River’s rafting season is running out of steam because of declining river flows.
Rafting companies say it has been a brutal year, with water levels far below yearly averages.
According to Steamboat Today (https://bit.ly/KMt4Cl), the National Weather Service says the river could fall below limits that have been set for rafting and tubing to protect wildlife as early as Wednesday.
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Information from: Steamboat Pilot & Today, https://steamboatpilot.com/
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