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Colorado weather for November 1, 2026

The day's Local Storm Reports for Colorado on November 1, 2026 break down this way: 91 reports of rainfall, topping 2.20 inches at 4 NE La Plata.

Previous day: Oct 27

4 NE La Plata (rain): 2.20″4 NE La Plata (rain) 2.20″18 NE Vallecito (rain): 2.20″7 N Vallecito (rain): 2.00″2 N Bondad (rain): 1.92″3 SW Oxford (rain): 1.75″9 NE Vallecito (rain): 1.70″3 SW Coal Bank Pass (rain): 1.60″Grand Mesa (rain): 1.50″10 NW Dunton (rain): 1.50″1 S Arriola (rain): 1.45″9 E Elk Park (rain): 1.40″2 NW Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.34″Coal Bank Pass (rain): 1.30″4 E Dunton (rain): 1.20″9 N Arboles (rain): 1.20″5 N Bondad (rain): 1.19″3 E Lebanon (rain): 1.16″4 SE Durango (rain): 1.13″5 SE Hesperus (rain): 1.13″3 SE Rico (rain): 1.10″21 S Lake City (rain): 1.10″11 S Escalante Forks (rain): 1.10″1 N Chimney Rock (rain): 1.10″5 NE Chimney Rock (rain): 1.07″5 W Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.05″3 W Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.03″2 S Oxford (rain): 1.02″1 S Durango (rain): 1.01″6 N Vallecito (rain): 1.01″1 NE Molas Pass (rain): 1.00″6 W La Plata (rain): 1.00″Red Mountain Pass (rain): 1.00″4 SE Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.00″Pagosa Springs (rain): 1.00″1 E Durango (rain): 0.98″4 NW Falfa (rain): 0.97″4 N Falfa (rain): 0.95″2 S Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.94″4 S Vallecito (rain): 0.94″1 NW Marvel (rain): 0.93″2 NE Durango (rain): 0.93″4 E Hesperus (rain): 0.93″3 N Durango (rain): 0.92″Yellow Jacket (rain): 0.91″2 W Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.91″3 NE Red Mountain Pass (rain): 0.90″5 E Chimney Rock (rain): 0.90″2 E Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.89″7 NW Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.89″1 NW Yellow Jacket (rain): 0.88″5 SW Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.88″2 SW Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.88″4 NE Durango (rain): 0.87″1 W Durango (rain): 0.87″7 SE Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.86″4 SW Cortez (rain): 0.85″1 N Oxford (rain): 0.83″6 SE Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.81″2 NW Molas Pass (rain): 0.80″3 W Trout Lake (rain): 0.80″5 W Dunton (rain): 0.80″4 NE Juanita (rain): 0.79″6 S Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.79″10 N Chimney Rock (rain): 0.79″7 NW Chromo (rain): 0.78″5 N Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.78″3 N Ignacio (rain): 0.77″1 E Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.76″1 SE Trimble (rain): 0.75″1 NW Chromo (rain): 0.74″5 E Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.72″6 E Chromo (rain): 0.71″3 E Skyway (rain): 0.70″2 N Ophir (rain): 0.70″11 S Lake City (rain): 0.70″4 SW Dove Creek (rain): 0.69″3 NE Towaoc (rain): 0.69″1 SW Marvel (rain): 0.66″7 E Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.66″4 E Chromo (rain): 0.65″8 SE Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.64″5 W Mancos (rain): 0.63″9 S Pagosa Springs (rain): 0.63″5 E Stoner (rain): 0.62″10 W Cahone (rain): 0.62″3 E Towaoc (rain): 0.61″13 NW Bowie (rain): 0.60″15 N Glenwood Springs (rain): 0.60″2 E Breen (rain): 0.59″1 W Paradox (rain): 0.57″6 SE Lake City (rain): 0.50″AZKSNENMOKUTWY
0.55″ 1.10″ 2.20″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports for Colorado on November 1, 2026, each sized by amount. County lines mark the area, and the largest values are labeled. 91 reports are plotted.

Rainfall reports for the day

Rainfall reports for the day: Colorado, November 1, 2026, 91 reports
AmountPlaceCountyReported byTime
2.20 inches4 NE La PlataLa PlataMesonet
2.20 inches18 NE VallecitoHinsdaleMesonet
2.00 inches7 N VallecitoLa PlataMesonet
1.92 inches2 N BondadLa PlataMesonet
1.75 inches3 SW OxfordLa PlataASOS/AWOS
1.70 inches9 NE VallecitoLa PlataMesonet
1.60 inches3 SW Coal Bank PassSan JuanMesonet
1.50 inchesGrand MesaDeltaMesonet
1.50 inches10 NW DuntonSan MiguelMesonet
1.45 inches1 S ArriolaMontezumaMesonet
1.40 inches9 E Elk ParkSan JuanMesonet
1.34 inches2 NW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaASOS/AWOS
1.30 inchesCoal Bank PassSan JuanMesonet
1.20 inches4 E DuntonDoloresMesonet
1.20 inches9 N ArbolesArchuletaMesonet
1.19 inches5 N BondadLa PlataMesonet
1.16 inches3 E LebanonMontezumaMesonet
1.13 inches4 SE DurangoLa PlataMesonet
1.13 inches5 SE HesperusLa PlataMesonet
1.10 inches3 SE RicoDoloresMesonet
1.10 inches21 S Lake CityHinsdaleMesonet
1.10 inches11 S Escalante ForksMontroseMesonet
1.10 inches1 N Chimney RockArchuletaMesonet
1.07 inches5 NE Chimney RockArchuletaMesonet
1.05 inches5 W Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
1.03 inches3 W Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
1.02 inches2 S OxfordLa PlataMesonet
1.01 inches1 S DurangoLa PlataMesonet
1.01 inches6 N VallecitoLa PlataMesonet
1.00 inches1 NE Molas PassSan JuanMesonet
1.00 inches6 W La PlataMontezumaMesonet
1.00 inchesRed Mountain PassSan JuanMesonet
1.00 inches4 SE Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
1.00 inchesPagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.98 inches1 E DurangoLa PlataMesonet
0.97 inches4 NW FalfaLa PlataMesonet
0.95 inches4 N FalfaLa PlataMesonet
0.94 inches2 S Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.94 inches4 S VallecitoLa PlataMesonet
0.93 inches1 NW MarvelLa PlataMesonet
0.93 inches2 NE DurangoLa PlataMesonet
0.93 inches4 E HesperusLa PlataMesonet
0.92 inches3 N DurangoLa PlataMesonet
0.91 inchesYellow JacketMontezumaMesonet
0.91 inches2 W Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.90 inches3 NE Red Mountain PassOurayMesonet
0.90 inches5 E Chimney RockArchuletaMesonet
0.89 inches2 E Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.89 inches7 NW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.88 inches1 NW Yellow JacketMontezumaMesonet
0.88 inches5 SW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.88 inches2 SW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.87 inches4 NE DurangoLa PlataMesonet
0.87 inches1 W DurangoLa PlataMesonet
0.86 inches7 SE Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.85 inches4 SW CortezMontezumaASOS/AWOS
0.83 inches1 N OxfordLa PlataMesonet
0.81 inches6 SE Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.80 inches2 NW Molas PassSan JuanMesonet
0.80 inches3 W Trout LakeDoloresMesonet
0.80 inches5 W DuntonDoloresMesonet
0.79 inches4 NE JuanitaArchuletaMesonet
0.79 inches6 S Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.79 inches10 N Chimney RockArchuletaMesonet
0.78 inches7 NW ChromoArchuletaMesonet
0.78 inches5 N Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.77 inches3 N IgnacioLa PlataMesonet
0.76 inches1 E Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.75 inches1 SE TrimbleLa PlataMesonet
0.74 inches1 NW ChromoArchuletaMesonet
0.72 inches5 E Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.71 inches6 E ChromoArchuletaMesonet
0.70 inches3 E SkywayMesaMesonet
0.70 inches2 N OphirSan MiguelMesonet
0.70 inches11 S Lake CityHinsdaleMesonet
0.69 inches4 SW Dove CreekDoloresMesonet
0.69 inches3 NE TowaocMontezumaMesonet
0.66 inches1 SW MarvelLa PlataMesonet
0.66 inches7 E Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.65 inches4 E ChromoArchuletaMesonet
0.64 inches8 SE Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.63 inches5 W MancosMontezumaMesonet
0.63 inches9 S Pagosa SpringsArchuletaMesonet
0.62 inches5 E StonerMontezumaMesonet
0.62 inches10 W CahoneDoloresMesonet
0.61 inches3 E TowaocMontezumaMesonet
0.60 inches13 NW BowieDeltaMesonet
0.60 inches15 N Glenwood SpringsGarfieldMesonet
0.59 inches2 E BreenLa PlataMesonet
0.57 inches1 W ParadoxMontroseMesonet
0.50 inches6 SE Lake CityHinsdaleMesonet

Storms this day belongs to

Aurora verdict for Colorado

The night of November 1 topped out at Kp 2.00, short of the 7 Colorado needs, so the aurora stayed out of range.

Was there aurora last night in Colorado?

City climate figures for November 1, 2026

City climate figures for November 1, 2026, Colorado
CityHighLowRainSnow
Colorado Springs53°F43°F0.01 inches0.0 inches
Denver67°F43°F0.04 inches0.0 inches

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