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Dry Winter, Dripping Hope: Denver Water's Forecast Ahead

Dry Winter, Dripping Hope: Denver Water's Forecast Ahead

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 Hey Denver water lovers, buckle up for a splashy update on our liquid lifeline! Despite a bone-dry winter so far, hope is dripping in with fresh forecasts. According to Denverite, starting Wednesday night after 11 p.m., theres a 20 percent chance of rain in the city, ramping up to showers by Thursday morning and a solid 40 percent chance Thursday night. Temps will chill in the mid- to high-50s, so grab that rain jacket for a rare February splash – a welcome break from severe drought thats left us parched.

But hold the parade: CBS News Colorado reports our snowpack, the big boss of Denvers water supply, is in crisis mode. Statewide, its just 55 percent of normal as of early February, with the South Platte basin scraping a record-low 43 percent. Denver Waters Nathan Elder says the 2025-2026 season lagged below average for 20 straight days, and reservoirs like Dillon didnt freeze until January 26 – the second-latest ever. City reservoirs sit at 81 percent full, shy of the usual 86 percent, per Denver Water. Even monster storms now would barely dent the deficit; normal buildup might hit 70 percent by late April, but wed need record snow to catch up.

Precipitation? The National Weather Service climate summary for February 10 shows zero inches today in Denver, with month-to-date totals flatlining at trace amounts. No big rains in the past 48 hours, but mountains could see snow starting Tuesday night, per Denverite. Drinking water stays safe and plentiful for taps, says Denver Water, though outdoor use like lawns might face restrictions if dryness persists. Climate-data.org notes typical February precip around 25mm total, but were way under so far.

Climate change is cranking the heat, with unseasonably warm days pushing drought risks for fires and summer shortages, as Inside Climate News warns for the Colorado River. Smart moves? Denver Water urges low-flow fixtures, leak checks, and xeriscaping.

Stay wise with water, Denver – every drop counts!

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