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Anticipated rain for Colorado’s mountains has forecasters starting to say ‘the monsoon is here’
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· July 16, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points National Weather Service forecasters have noted the potential for widespread, scattered showers and thunder. Forecasters are indicating the start of the North American monsoon season across the West.
Forecasters are indicating the start of the North American monsoon season across the West. This development is significant for Colorado, which is currently experiencing a historic drought and major wildfires.
The monsoon season is expected to bring much-needed rain to the state. National Weather Service forecasters have noted the potential for widespread, scattered showers and thunder.
Further information on the monsoon season and its potential impact on the region is available from the National Weather Service and other sources, including the Aspen Times.
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Category: safety Published: July 16, 2026 Source: Glenwood Springs Post Independent Reading time: 1 min
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