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   <news:title>Top-5 Takeaways from Water Year 2026 -- Allie Mazurek (#Colorado #Climate Center)</news:title>
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   <news:title>How did last week’s #AnimasRiver flows compare with historical records? River peaked at 11,200 cubic feet per second Friday, less than half its all-time recorded high -- The #Durango Herald</news:title>
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   <news:title>October floods: ‘This is a legendary event’. Heavy rains feed record river flows, close roads and force evacuations along the #RioGrande from South Fork into Conejos County as emergency managers assess the damage -- Owen Woods and Chris Lopez (AlamosaCitizen.com)</news:title>
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   <news:title>South Platte River Basin #climate for the week ending October 26, 2026 #SouthPlatteRiver</news:title>
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   <news:title>Rain and floods and tornadoes, oh my! Another burst of tropical moisture slams the Southwest, and this one’s a real doozy -- Jonathan P. Thompson (LandDesk.org)</news:title>
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