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Colorado's Warmest Water Year on Record Ends with Most of the State Still in Drought

Forecasters say higher temperatures and dry soils drove the year’s sixth driest conditions, while winter moisture could ease pressure on reservoirs and farms.

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Colorado's warmest water year on record ends with most of the state still in drought

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Colorado says goodbye to a “doozy” of a water year with more moisture in the forecast; The last 12 months were the hottest on record and sixth driest in Colorado. Will the state have an epic winter?

Water year 2026 is coming to an end, and good riddance.

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Montrose Daily Press broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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