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It forced the highway to be closed in both directions, and hundreds of homes were evacuated as water roared through town.<br \/>\nState transportation officials said it will be at least two days before the damage to I-70 can be repaired.<br \/>\n[&#8230;] The closure is centered between the Copper Mountain and Dowd Junction exits. Motorists heading to Vail are being sent on a 54-mile detour through Leadville along Highway 24 to Highway 91. Stegman said truckers are being encouraged to head north to I-80 in Wyoming. <br \/>\n&#8220;The entire (westbound) left lane as well as part of the right lane are gone, and it&#8217;s still eroding under the right lane,&#8221; Stegman said. &#8220;Any weight of traffic could have a major impact.&#8221; <br \/>\nShe said repairs could take &#8220;two days, a week or more&#8221; because even once the water is drained, the earth under the highway will remain unstable for some time.<\/p>\n<p>Yeesh.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Lots of spring snow + hot weather = lots of water Thus, stories like this. 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