Colorado's Parched Snowpack Leaves Reservoirs in Precarious Balance
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Fast-forward to the past 48 hours: a sneaky Jan 23-24 storm dusted us lightly, says the Denver Gazette citing National Weather Service tallies as of Jan 25 morning. Denver proper got zilch, but DIA snagged 1.7 inches, Chatfield Reservoir 4 inches, Castle Rock 0.8, and Lafayette 2.2. Cheesman Reservoir? A big zero. CPR News warns on Jan 20 of deepening winter snow drought statewide, fueled by record warm temps, threatening spring flows90% of the Colorado Rivers upper basin juice.
Drinking water? No quality alerts, and taps are flowing fine from our 20 dams thanks to efficient customers using less amid drier trends and hotter days, as hashed out in the Jan 17 League of Women Voters Denver briefing. Precipitation-wise, January averages just 13mm with 6 rainy days, often as snow, per Weather2Travel historicals. Colorado River talks? Stalled with little progress, Utah News Dispatch notes.
Folks, were skating on thawed icepray your trees, swap turf for drought-tough plants, and stay efficient. Big storms could save the day, but no guarantees.
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