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Colorado weather for September 29, 2026

The day's Local Storm Reports for Colorado on September 29, 2026 break down this way: 37 reports of rainfall, topping 1.80 inches at 1 WSW Rye.

Previous day: Sep 25Next day: Sep 30

1 WSW Rye (rain): 1.80″1 WSW Rye (rain) 1.80″1 WSW Rye (rain): 1.80″1 WSW Rye (rain): 1.80″8 WNW Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.79″4 NNE Vallecito (rain): 1.78″7 NW Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.77″5 NNW Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.71″7 NW Chromo (rain): 1.69″7 SE Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.67″7 WNW Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.65″5 NE Chimney Rock (rain): 1.64″4 SSE Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.61″6 SSE Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.60″3 W Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.59″5 E Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.56″1 E Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.53″4 NE Juanita (rain): 1.52″Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.45″2 SSW Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.41″1 SW Trimble (rain): 1.29″1 SSE Trimble (rain): 1.19″1 ESE Hermosa (rain): 1.15″2 NW Falfa (rain): 1.13″4 SE Durango (rain): 1.05″2 NE Durango (rain): 0.95″1 SW Marvel (rain): 0.68″6 N Chromo (rain): 0.64″4 NE Ridgway (rain): 0.62″11 SSW Lake City (rain): 0.60″5 WSW Mancos (rain): 0.57″8 N Chimney Rock (rain): 0.50″4 NE La Plata (rain): 0.50″21 S Lake City (rain): 0.50″4 NNE Steamboat Springs (rain): 0.50″18 ENE Vallecito (rain): 0.50″9 NE Vallecito (rain): 0.50″2 ENE Vail (rain): 0.50″AZKSNENMOKUTWY
0.45″ 0.90″ 1.80″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports for Colorado on September 29, 2026, each sized by amount. County lines mark the area, and the largest values are labeled. 37 reports are plotted.

Rainfall reports for the day

Rainfall reports for the day: Colorado, September 29, 2026, 37 reports
AmountPlaceCountyReported byTime
1.80 inches1 WSW RyePuebloCO-OP Observer
1.80 inches1 WSW RyePuebloCO-OP Observer
1.80 inches1 WSW RyePuebloCO-OP Observer
1.79 inches8 WNW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
1.78 inches4 NNE VallecitoLa PlataTrained Spotter
1.77 inches7 NW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
1.71 inches5 NNW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
1.69 inches7 NW ChromoArchuletaCocorahs
1.67 inches7 SE Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
1.65 inches7 WNW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
1.64 inches5 NE Chimney RockArchuletaCocorahs
1.61 inches4 SSE Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
1.60 inches6 SSE Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
1.59 inches3 W Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
1.56 inches5 E Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
1.53 inches1 E Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
1.52 inches4 NE JuanitaArchuletaCocorahs
1.45 inchesPagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
1.41 inches2 SSW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
1.29 inches1 SW TrimbleLa PlataCocorahs
1.19 inches1 SSE TrimbleLa PlataCocorahs
1.15 inches1 ESE HermosaLa PlataCocorahs
1.13 inches2 NW FalfaLa PlataCocorahs
1.05 inches4 SE DurangoLa PlataCocorahs
0.95 inches2 NE DurangoLa PlataCO-OP Observer
0.68 inches1 SW MarvelLa PlataCocorahs
0.64 inches6 N ChromoArchuletaMesonet
0.62 inches4 NE RidgwayOurayMesonet
0.60 inches11 SSW Lake CityHinsdaleMesonet
0.57 inches5 WSW MancosMontezumaCocorahs
0.50 inches8 N Chimney RockArchuletaMesonet
0.50 inches4 NE La PlataLa PlataMesonet
0.50 inches21 S Lake CityHinsdaleMesonet
0.50 inches4 NNE Steamboat SpringsRouttMesonet
0.50 inches18 ENE VallecitoHinsdaleMesonet
0.50 inches9 NE VallecitoLa PlataMesonet
0.50 inches2 ENE VailEagleCocorahs

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City climate figures for September 29, 2026

City climate figures for September 29, 2026, Colorado
CityHighLowRainSnow
Colorado Springs69°F53°F0.01 inches0.0 inches
Denver71°F54°F0.00 inches0.0 inches

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