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Water News for Denver Colorado

Inception Point Ai

Stay informed with "Water News for Denver Colorado," your source for essential updates on water conservation, water quality, and water management in the Denver area. This daily podcast covers everything from regional water policies to efforts to preserve the water resources of the Colorado River and local reservoirs. Tune in to learn how water impacts life in Denver and what you can do to help sustain the city"s water future.https://www.quietperiodplease.com/

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4:09

Drought, Negotiations, and Chilly Denver Temps: The...

Water News for Denver Colorado ·

2025/11/16

Denver’s water story took a dramatic turn over the past 48 hours as the region finds itself at the crossroads of drought, fluctuating reservoir levels, and critical negotiations about the future of water in the entire Colorado River Basin. For residents waking up this Sunday, here’s what you need to know about your local water and weather scene.The big headline: Talks among the seven states relying on the Colorado River just missed a crucial federal deadline to hammer out a plan for how to share the

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4:16

Denver's Dry Spell and Colorado River Negotiations...

Water News for Denver Colorado ·

2025/11/09

Denver residents woke up to clear, brisk sunshine this Sunday after a remarkable stretch of weather and water news making headlines across the metro. Over the past 48 hours, the city has experienced dry, cold mornings with no measurable rain or snow since Friday. According to current data from multiple weather trackers, Denver hasn’t received any precipitation since earlier in the week, leaving rain gauges empty and sidewalks free from recent moisture. Denver Weather and Climate notes that the start

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3:52

Denver's Dynamic Water Landscape: Dry Spells, Quality...

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2025/11/02

Denver’s water scene over the last 48 hours has been as dynamic as ever, with eyes on everything from drinking water quality, rain totals, snow outlooks, and the ongoing debate surrounding major water projects.Starting with precipitation, Denver has been mostly dry the past two days, with sunny skies dominating and temperatures swinging from brisk mornings near 20 degrees Fahrenheit to afternoons reaching up to 26 on November 2. No measurable rain or snow has hit Denver this weekend, following

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3:59

Denver's Water Story: Reliability, Upgrades, and...

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2025/10/26

Denver’s water story over the past 48 hours centers on clear skies, minimal precipitation, major infrastructure upgrades, and reassuring news about the taps supplying its 1.5 million residents. Following a dry October so far, the Denver area saw no notable rain—October rain totals languish at just 0.08 inches, which is 8 percent of the normal 0.99 inch for the month, according to Weather and Climate Info. AccuWeather and other forecast services confirm that these last two days were rain-free, with

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3:34

"Denver's Thirst: Managing Water Amid Dry October,...

Water News for Denver Colorado ·

2025/10/19

Denver’s water story for this third weekend of October 2025 is all about low rainfall, careful management, and a city keeping a keen eye on its future water needs. According to Weather and Climate Info, Denver has seen just 0.08 inches of precipitation so far this October, which is only about 8 percent of what’s typical for the month. Over the past 48 hours, not a drop of rain has officially fallen, and skies have stayed sunny and dry, which means local reservoirs and water storage are going mostly

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1:29

Denver's Drought Dilemma: Balancing Water Supply and...

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2025/10/12

In Denver, Colorado, water management continues to be a pressing issue. The ongoing drought has led to a decrease in water supply, while the population's demand for water is rising. Over the past 48 hours, Denver's weather has seen a mix of warm and cool days, with temperatures reaching highs of 58°F and lows of 42°F. Precipitation in October has been minimal, with only about 7% of the normal amount falling so far.Denver Water has reported a "sputtering, underwhelming" water year, highlighting the

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4:09

Denver's Delicate Water Balance: Rainwater,...

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2025/10/05

Denver has been enjoying a spell of stable weather over the past 48 hours, but the city’s relationship with water remains right at the heart of local conversations. Let’s dive into what’s been happening with rain, reservoirs, and your drinking water as of today, October 5, 2025.Denver started the first October weekend under sunny skies and brisk autumn temperatures. According to Weather25, daytime highs recently hovered between 16 and 23°C, with overnight lows dropping close to 8°C and even lower

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3:16

Denver's Downpour Breaks Records, but Long-Term Water...

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2025/09/28

Denver has just made weather history with a soaking no one will soon forget. As reported by CBS News Colorado and the Denver Gazette, on Tuesday, September 23, the Mile High City shattered its daily rainfall record when 1.28 inches of precipitation fell at Denver International Airport. This is the most rain Denver has ever recorded on a September 23rd since records began in 1872. The previous record was just 0.83 inches, set back in 2017. Some neighborhoods inside Denver, like Central Park, recorded

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3:33

Denver's Water Watch: Dry Skies, Cool Air, and Steady...

Water News for Denver Colorado ·

2025/09/21

Denver residents and water watchers, in the past 48 hours, the Mile High City’s water news has been shaped by a mix of dry skies, cool air, and steady resources. Let’s dive in to what’s making waves—literally and figuratively—when it comes to water in Denver this September.First up, on the weather front, September in Denver has been notably cooler than usual—average daytime highs have hovered around 25 degrees Celsius, or the mid- to upper-70s Fahrenheit, with nighttime lows slipping into the low

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3:35

Dry September, Looming Water Woes: Denver Faces...

Water News for Denver Colorado ·

2025/09/07

Denver has kicked off September on a dry and dramatic note. The first week saw zero precipitation according to weatherandclimate.info which is a sharp contrast from the historic rainfall just a few weeks ago when August ended as the third rainiest on record for the city with over four inches of rain reported by the National Weather Service. September’s average in Denver is usually around 1.35 inches, but so far we’re seeing 0 percent of normal rainfall. Meteorologist Russell Danielson with the

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3:20

Denver's Wet August Reprieve Amid Looming Drought...

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2025/08/31

Denver is making water news this week, with the late-August skies delivering much-needed relief to a city grappling with drier conditions all year long. According to Weather and Climate Info, Denver closed out the month with 4.11 inches of rain, a whopping 260 percent of the normal August total of 1.58 inches. This impressive rainfall in the past days is a welcome buffer, especially after forecasts predicted a persistent dry trend leading into fall, as recently reported by Fresh Water News.With

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4:12

Denver's Water Woes: Balancing Supply, Demand, and...

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2025/08/17

Denver’s water scene has been a hot topic over the past 48 hours, with the city navigating typical summer conditions and ongoing debates about water security, quality, and future sustainability. Here’s the latest snapshot of what residents and water watchers need to know this week. To start with precipitation, Denver’s August rain totals so far stand at 1.43 inches for the month, coming in slightly below the average for this time of year, which sits at 1.58 inches. That puts the city at 91 percent

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3:36

Dry Days in Denver: Combating Drought and Preserving...

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2025/08/10

Denver has experienced a notably dry stretch over the past two days, with no measurable rainfall reported in the city as of Saturday and Sunday, August 9 and 10. The National Weather Service confirms that precipitation amounts were zero for both days, which stands in sharp contrast to the August average of 1.58 inches for the month. This lack of rainfall comes amid warnings from local meteorologists about worsening drought across the Intermountain West, including the Denver metro area. Colorado

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3:22

Denver's Delicate Dance: Balancing Water Needs in the...

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2025/08/03

Water is always top-of-mind for Denver, especially as summer heats up and the city keeps an eye on reservoirs, rivers, and the skies above. Over the past 48 hours, Denverites have enjoyed relatively cool mornings and comfortably warm days, with temperatures ranging from a low of 52 degrees Fahrenheit on Saturday to a high of 91 degrees by midday. Denver International Airport reported partly cloudy skies through the early hours of Sunday and an overnight low just above 62 degrees, making the early

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3:36

Denver's Monsoon Rains Arrive, Boosting Reservoirs...

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2025/07/27

Water is making headlines in Denver this weekend as the city rides out the heart of summer 2025. With the North American monsoon arriving right on schedule, Denver is seeing a return to more typical rain patterns after a mostly dry start to July. According to Denverite, the second half of the month has brought nearly daily afternoon showers and thunderstorms, a familiar sight for longtime residents and an important boost following a slow spring runoff. This week’s forecast promises highs in the 80s

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3:33

Drought Woes & Water Wars: The Uncertain Future of...

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2025/07/13

Denver has seen quite a dramatic 48 hours when it comes to water and weather, and Metro area residents are feeling the effects. Over the past two days, the region has experienced unseasonably hot but mostly dry conditions, with high temperatures peaking at 100 degrees Fahrenheit on July 9 and dropping to a low of 54 degrees on July 11. Despite the heat, precipitation remains well below average for July. For the entire month so far, Denver has received only about 0.42 inches of rain, which is just 20

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4:13

Denver's Water Story: Facing Drought, Conservation...

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2025/07/06

A hot, dry start to July has set the stage for a crucial weekend in Denver’s ongoing water story. The last 48 hours have seen Denver weather continue the month’s trend of higher-than-average temperatures and stubbornly low rainfall. On July 1, Denver hit a sizzling high of 93 degrees Fahrenheit, and temperatures have stayed well above normal, according to weatherandclimate.info. July’s mean temperature is running 1.3 degrees higher than usual, with the mercury sticking in the mid-70s. Despite

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3:14

Arid Oasis: Preserving Water in the Drought-Stricken...

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2025/03/26

In Las Vegas, Nevada, and its surrounding areas, water has been a pressing concern, and the latest developments only underscore this issue.### Boil Water Order in Las Vegas, New MexicoThough not directly affecting Las Vegas, Nevada, a nearby city, Las Vegas, New Mexico, is under a mandatory boil water order. This order, issued due to high turbidity levels in the treated surface water on February 17, 2025, highlights the delicate balance of water quality. Despite no confirmed contamination, the city

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2:40

Denver's Water Resilience: Extending Protections,...

Water News for Denver Colorado ·

2024/09/07

In the past 48 hours, Denver's water landscape has seen significant developments, particularly with regards to long-term water management and conservation efforts.**Two Forks Moratorium Extended**: In a crucial move, Denver Water has extended a 20-year moratorium on the Two Forks Dam project by an additional ten years. This decision, made at the June 12 Denver Water Board meeting, ensures that the North Fork and Mainstem confluence of the South Platte River remains free from dam development for the

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