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Colorado streamflows projected to be a quarter of normal this summer
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· June 23, 2026
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Key points The Natural Resources Conservation Service has issued a report discussing the state's water supply. Further information on the expected streamflows and water supply outlook can be found through the Natural Resources Conservation Service, which has released its June report detailing the situation for the summer months.
Water levels in Colorado's rivers are anticipated to be lower than usual. The Natural Resources Conservation Service has issued a report discussing the state's water supply.
This report follows a winter that was marked by significant variability. In the western part of the state, conditions are particularly concerning.
Further information on the expected streamflows and water supply outlook can be found through the Natural Resources Conservation Service, which has released its June report detailing the situation for the summer months.
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Published: June 23, 2026 ·
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