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Prowers County rain reports, Colorado

Prowers County, Colorado has 39 reports of rain for 2026, the heaviest storm total 5.70 inches at 12 NE Two Buttes on October 2, 2026, reported to the National Weather Service.

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County standing in Colorado

During 2026, Prowers County places 6 among 40 counties in Colorado by number of reports filed. Prowers County accounts for 4% of the 950 reports recorded in Colorado for this period. For the 2026 period, Prowers County recorded Colorado's overall largest figure, with 5.70 inches. The Prowers County reports trace back to 2 storms.

County standing in Colorado: Prowers County
Rank among counties6 / 40
Share of state reports4%
State's largest this period5.70 inches, Prowers
Distinct storms2

Each figure here comes from Local Storm Reports, and the numbers cover only the stated period. A county with more spotters can rank high on reporting volume, whatever the weather did.

Rain reports in 2026

Rain reports in 2026: Prowers County, Colorado, 39 reports
AmountPlaceReported byTime
5.70 inches12 NE Two ButtesTrained Spotter, October 2, 2026
3.39 inches1 E GranadaMesonet, October 1, 2026
1.67 inches11 S HollyMesonet, October 1, 2026
2.68 inches1 SSW LamarMesonet, October 1, 2026
2.10 inches5 S GranadaMesonet, October 1, 2026
2.98 inches4 WSW LamarASOS, October 1, 2026
3.15 inches3 NNE LamarCocorahs, October 1, 2026
1.88 inches1 WSW HollyCocorahs, October 1, 2026
3.26 inches1 E GranadaMesonet, October 1, 2026
3.26 inches1 E GranadaMesonet, October 1, 2026
3.26 inches1 E GranadaMesonet, October 1, 2026
3.26 inches1 E GranadaMesonet, October 1, 2026
3.01 inches4 NE LamarCocorahs, October 1, 2026
3.01 inches4 NE LamarCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.96 inchesWileyCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.96 inchesWileyCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.91 inchesWileyCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.91 inches12 NNW Two ButtesCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.91 inchesWileyCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.91 inchesWileyCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.91 inches12 NNW Two ButtesCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.91 inchesWileyCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.73 inches12 NNW Two ButtesCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.73 inches12 NNW Two ButtesCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.73 inches12 NNW Two ButtesCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.73 inches12 NNW Two ButtesCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.60 inches4 SSE Queens ReservoirCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.60 inches4 SSE Queens ReservoirCocorahs, October 1, 2026
1.85 inchesHollyCocorahs, October 1, 2026
1.85 inchesHollyCocorahs, October 1, 2026
1.76 inches3 N WileyCocorahs, October 1, 2026
1.76 inches3 N WileyCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.56 inches2 NNE BristolCocorahs, October 1, 2026
2.56 inches2 NNE BristolCocorahs, October 1, 2026
1.60 inchesHollyCO-OP Observer, October 1, 2026
1.60 inchesHollyCO-OP Observer, October 1, 2026
0.86 inches4 SSE Queens ReservoirCocorahs, September 30, 2026
0.86 inches4 SSE Queens ReservoirCocorahs, September 30, 2026
1.90 inches12 NE Two ButtesTrained Spotter, September 24, 2026

An observer's name and the total they measured come with every National Weather Service Local Storm Report that lists Prowers County in the county field.

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