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Colorado's Glaciers Thinned Dramatically Due to Record-Low Snow and Heat in 2026

Researchers say Andrews, Arapaho and Isabelle glaciers lost up to 12 feet of ice as Colorado’s worst snowpack on record was followed by record heat.

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The most prominent glaciers in Colorado thinned dramatically over the past year due to record-low mountain snow and record-warm temperatures, according to new research.

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DENVER (AP) — Colorado’s most prominent glaciers fell dramatically during the past year due to extreme heat and record levels of snow deprivation in the mountains, according to new research.

The global retreat threatens water sources and ecosystems, while intensifying risks in the mountains and contributing to sea level rise.

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Durango Herald broke the news on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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