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Southwest Colorado farmers expect a third of their normal water supply

Some are forecasting a slow year after lackluster snow – and hoping for a rainy spring

Rains expected to continue through Thursday as storm trudges on

‘This is not unusual,’ meteorologist says of May downpour

Bureau of Land Management restores significant water right north of Silverton

Mineral Point Ditch once diverted 11 cubic feet per second from Animas River

Group urges Durango to reform sustainability fee structure

San Juan Citizens Alliance proposes shifting from flat rate to percentage-based model tied to water use

Snowflakes, death threats, and dollar signs: Cloud seeding is at a crossroads

Utah is using a technology that can add more water to the state’s supply

More signs of aging infrastructure uncovered in Durango alley

City to use radar, other tools to locate buried utility lines

Out to dry: Water managers brace for lean supply in Southwest Colorado

Vallecito Reservoir expected to fill, but low snowpack means short irrigation season

What does it mean to ‘pay your fair share’ for water in Durango?

Questions around rates resurface as resources become scarce

Southern Colorado’s ‘dismal’ snowpack has water managers worried

Can storms make up for a dry winter?

Colorado water project funding is drying up

Under Senate Bill 40, a nine-member panel would examine new options to replace severance tax money

Colorado is split into snowpack haves and have-nots, drought report shows

The northern mountains are loaded with snow, but to the south, paltry snowpack illustrates alarmingly high temperatures recorded in the past few months

State agencies request advance funding for pending Tribal water settlements

The settlements await Congressional approval