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Colorado's vibrant fall foliage offers more than visual splendor and an economic boost. It's an indi – The Durango Herald - Vimarsana News

Colorado's vibrant fall foliage offers more than visual splendor and an economic boost. It's an indi – The Durango Herald

Every fall, Coloradans and visitors dust off their cameras and binoculars to take in the fall colors. But each year’s display has a lot to do with one key factor, water, and whether there’s enough of ...

Minor flooding possible along Platte River in Dawson Co. - Vimarsana News

Minor flooding possible along Platte River in Dawson Co.

LEXINGTON — Minor flooding is possible along the Platte River in Dawson County near Darr due in part to winter melt off from the Rocky Mountains and the rain the

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Roaring Fork flows to spike early next week as Twin Lakes near brim and diversion pauses - Vimarsana News

Roaring Fork flows to spike early next week as Twin Lakes near brim and diversion pauses

The upper Roaring Fork River will likely see its highest flows of the season beginning early next week as the transbasin diversion from its headwaters to the other side of the Continental Divide is shut...

Roaring Fork flows to spike early next week as Twin Lakes diversion pauses - Vimarsana News

Roaring Fork flows to spike early next week as Twin Lakes diversion pauses

The upper Roaring Fork River will likely see its highest flows of the season beginning early next week as the transbasin diversion from its headwaters to the other side of the Continental Divide is shut off.

Forecasters say Colorado River due for best flows in 12 years - Vimarsana News

Forecasters say Colorado River due for best flows in 12 years

With a healthy winter runoff, Colorado River forecasters are predicting the best flows since 2011, but the deficit remains deep.