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Colorado's record-dry winter, forecasted heat wave brings worry for farmers, future water supply
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As Colorado’s winter dries up, so do revenues for weather dependent businesses — #Colorado Public Radio
Clear Creek rafting via MyColoradoLife.com Click the link to read the article on the Colorado Public Radio website (Haylee May). Here’s an excerpt: February 16, 2026 The only thing snow shovels have been gathering recently is dust as Metro-Denver finds itself more than a foot behind its normal snowfall total this winter. Boulder National Weather Service Meteorologist, Russell Danielson, said the normal snow total through the end of January for …
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