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Water Year 2026 In Review is hot off the presses from the #Colorado #Climate Center
The Colorado Climate Center said 60 snow course sites hit record lows as drought spread across 82% of the state.
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Colorado’s record-shattering water year was ‘ridiculously warm,’ a little bit ‘scary’ and offered a ‘new perspective’ on how climate change will affect the state
Colorado climatologists say the past water year was one for the record books. The 2026 water year smashed heat records across the state and was also one of the driest on record, according to an annual report published by the Colorado Climate Center on Tuesday, Oct. 20. The hot, dry conditions produced Colorado’s worst winter snowpack in history and severe drought conditions that had ripple effects across the state, from water shortages to econom…
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