The latest drought monitor shows drought conditions are worsening statewide, and fire danger is on the rise. The most ...

Drought conditions are getting worse on Colorado’s Western Slope, increasing the risk of wildfires, even as several large fires are already burning, scorching thousands of acres and forcing ...

But the worst conditions are on the western slope of Colorado, where extreme drought has expanded by 3% in just the past week ...

About 73% of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Wyoming are in drought, fueling wildfires, impacting water availability ...

The latest drought monitor shows drought conditions are worsening statewide, and fire danger is on the rise. CSU associate ...

With the latest growth, the estimated area burned in Colorado by 11 major wildfires in 2025 now stands at 64,196 acres, ...

Much of the Intermountain West region is in drought accounting for 73% of the area, and the widespread drought is expected to ...

Colorado's summers may be short, but they don't have to be devoid of color. Grow any of these plants in your Colorado garden ...

Most of Colorado is above normal with precipitation for the year, for the spring season, and for the month of June. And now drought has been almost completely wiped out. Denver officially received ...

The Colorado River is still drying and one year of ample moisture does not erase years of drought. “We’re in a good place and it’s significant, but it’s not going to last for long,” she ...

Colorado drought monitor update as of Feb. 23, 2023. On top of that, this week's drought monitor update only accounts for a sliver of the snow that fell from our most recent storm.

The return of drought in Colorado comes as swaths of the U.S. swelter with dangerous heat. Temperatures in Phoenix have reached 110 degrees for 24 days in a row — the longest such streak on record.