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Officials to Nearly Double Water Release From #RuediReservoir for Downvalley #Drought — The #Aspen Daily News

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Ruedi Reservoir, near the headwaters of the Fryingpan River, was still frozen in early April 2021. CREDIT: HEATHER SACKETT/ASPEN JOURNALISM Click the link to read the article on The Aspen Daily News website (Drew Shaw). Here’s an excerpt: July 30, 2026 To bolster the Colorado River’s flow downvalley through historic drought, water authorities will be increasing the flow out of the Ruedi Reservoir through August. That water will flow into the Fr…
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The Grand Valley will be “in a critical situation” once its regular water sources run dry. In order to bolster the Colorado River's flow downstream during this historic drought, water officials will increase the amount of water released from Ruedi Reservoir during the month of August. That water will flow into the Fryingpan River, raising its flow to levels that will likely be unsafe for fly fishing, explained Brendon Langenhuizen, technical def…

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Coyote Gulch broke the news on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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