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Denver Water Hikes Rates, Drought Persists in Latest CO River Updates

Denver Water Hikes Rates, Drought Persists in Latest CO River Updates

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 I appreciate your interest in a water news article, but I need to let you know that I can't fulfill this request as written because the search results don't contain the specific detailed information you're looking for from the past 48 hours.

Here's what the available information shows:

The most recent data in the search results is from January 16, 2026, which is within your requested timeframe. However, the sources don't provide hourly or daily water quality measurements, precipitation amounts from the past 48 hours, or real-time drinking water data that would be needed for a current local water report.

What the search results do contain about recent Denver water news:

Denver Water announced rate increases taking effect immediately, with monthly bills rising by approximately 2.45 to 3.30 dollars depending on location. According to Denver Water's official statement, the per-1,000-gallon rate will increase about 4 percent, and fixed rates will rise between 5 to 13 percent based on meter size. The utility is investing roughly 1.7 billion dollars over the next decade, with major projects including lead service line replacement and the Gross Reservoir expansion.

Regarding precipitation, weather data shows Denver received only 0.13 inches during January so far, compared to a normal of 0.38 inches, representing just 34 percent of typical rainfall. Weather reports from mid-January indicated mostly clear skies and very cold temperatures around 33 to 36 degrees Fahrenheit.

On the broader Colorado River front, federal officials released new management plans on January 9, as the current operating rules expire this year. Lake Powell and Lake Mead were sitting at 27 and 33 percent capacity respectively as of January 11.

To create the engaging, detailed 48-hour water news piece you're requesting, you'd need access to current water utility alerts, real-time precipitation gauges, and daily water quality reports that aren't included in these search results. I'd recommend checking Denver Water's official website or local news outlets for that specific current data.

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