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Rain totals for September 29, 2026

Rainfall for September 29, 2026 peaked at 1.79 inches at 8 WNW Pagosa Springs, Colorado, drawn from 23 reports in National Weather Service Local Storm Reports across one state. No further reports have come in.

Reports have stopped

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Top rain total by state

Top rain total by state: September 29, 2026
StateTopPlaceCountyReported byTime
Colorado1.79 inches8 WNW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCocorahs
8 WNW Pagosa Springs, CO: 1.79″8 WNW Pagosa Springs, CO 1.79″5 NNW Pagosa Springs, CO: 1.71″7 NW Chromo, CO: 1.69″7 SE Pagosa Springs, CO: 1.67″7 WNW Pagosa Springs, CO: 1.65″5 NE Chimney Rock, CO: 1.64″4 SSE Pagosa Springs, CO: 1.61″3 W Pagosa Springs, CO: 1.59″5 E Pagosa Springs, CO: 1.56″1 E Pagosa Springs, CO: 1.53″4 NE Juanita, CO: 1.52″1 SW Trimble, CO: 1.29″1 ESE Hermosa, CO: 1.15″2 NW Falfa, CO: 1.13″4 SE Durango, CO: 1.05″2 NE Durango, CO: 0.95″1 SW Marvel, CO: 0.68″5 WSW Mancos, CO: 0.57″AZKSNENMOKUTWY
0.45″ 0.90″ 1.79″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports from this storm, sized by amount. County lines mark the states touched, and the largest values are labeled. 23 reports are plotted.

All reports, largest first

All reports, largest first: September 29, 2026, 23 reports
AmountPlaceCountyStateReported byTime
1.79 inches8 WNW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.77 inches7 NW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.71 inches5 NNW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.69 inches7 NW ChromoArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.67 inches7 SE Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.65 inches7 WNW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.64 inches5 NE Chimney RockArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.61 inches4 SSE Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.60 inches6 SSE Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.59 inches3 W Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.56 inches5 E Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.53 inches1 E Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.52 inches4 NE JuanitaArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.45 inchesPagosa SpringsArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.41 inches2 SSW Pagosa SpringsArchuletaCOCocorahs
1.29 inches1 SW TrimbleLa PlataCOCocorahs
1.19 inches1 SSE TrimbleLa PlataCOCocorahs
1.15 inches1 ESE HermosaLa PlataCOCocorahs
1.13 inches2 NW FalfaLa PlataCOCocorahs
1.05 inches4 SE DurangoLa PlataCOCocorahs
0.95 inches2 NE DurangoLa PlataCOCO-OP Observer
0.68 inches1 SW MarvelLa PlataCOCocorahs
0.57 inches5 WSW MancosMontezumaCOCocorahs

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The National Weather Service files these reports in its Local Storm Reports. A storm collects any two reports that fell no more than 75 miles and 6 hours apart, and any report already linked to either one joins that storm too, even when the reports sit in different states. Storms that last more than 48 hours are divided at the hour where reports are fewest, and each part is checked again. A page needs 5 reports or a top of 2 inches, and at least 3 reports either way.

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