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As the world ends the hottest year recorded, scientists say it's getting harder to predict Colorado' – The Durango Herald - Vimarsana News

As the world ends the hottest year recorded, scientists say it's getting harder to predict Colorado' – The Durango Herald

From the wettest three-month period along the Front Range to the state’s largest hailstone, 2023 was a year of climate extremes for Colorado – and the world. After three years of cool waters, the curr...

As the world ends the hottest year recorded, scientists say it's getting harder to predict Colorado's climate - Vimarsana News

As the world ends the hottest year recorded, scientists say it's getting harder to predict Colorado's climate

From the wettest three-month period along the Front Range to the state’s largest hailstone, 2023 was a year of climate extremes for Colorado — and the world.

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First it was drought. Now rain, hail and worms are impacting Colorado's biggest crops | World/Nation - Vimarsana News

First it was drought. Now rain, hail and worms are impacting Colorado's biggest crops | World/Nation

DENVER — Late summer is prime time for Colorado produce that people look forward to for months and typically the end of the harvest for one of the state’s biggest

First it was drought. Now rain, hail and worms are impacting Colorado's biggest crops | World & Nation - Vimarsana News

First it was drought. Now rain, hail and worms are impacting Colorado's biggest crops | World & Nation

DENVER — Late summer is prime time for Colorado produce that people look forward to for months and typically the end of the harvest for one of the state’s biggest

Colorado farmers fight rain, hail, pests to harvest corn, melon, peaches - Vimarsana News

Colorado farmers fight rain, hail, pests to harvest corn, melon, peaches

Late summer is prime time for Colorado produce that people look forward to for months and typically the end of the harvest for one of the state's biggest crops: wheat. This year, though, rain, hail and pest infestations are making for a bumpier-than-usual road to market.