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Chris Sorensen

Chris Sorensen

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Publisher and Online Editor, Kiowa County Press

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Total articles 488

  • Colorado drought conditions show little improvement

    By Chris Sorensen Verified| Kiowa County Press Verified (Kiowa County Press) According to the latest data from the United States Drought Monitor, Colorado's drought conditions remain a concern, with minimal improvement over the past week. Compared to last week, the changes in drought conditions are relatively small. Approximately 62 percent of the state is experiencing some level of drought, a slight decrease from 65 percent last week. Twenty-seven percent is classified as severe or worse, down from 30 percent.

    By Chris Sorensen Verified · Kiowa County Press

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Subfreezing temperatures continue through Tuesday

    By Chris Sorensen Verified| Kiowa County Press Verified (Kiowa County Press) While Friday’s high temperatures across southeast Colorado are expected to reach close to the 50s, don’t be fooled – arctic air arrives late in the day, dropping temperatures below freezing until at least Wednesday morning. Snow is also expected with the first wave of cold air Friday night, with 1-4 inches expected across much of the southeast, and greater amounts closer to Interstate 25.

    By Chris Sorensen Verified · Kiowa County Press

    Jan. 17, 2025

  • Colorado drought conditions show little improvement

    By Chris Sorensen Verified| Kiowa County Press Verified (Kiowa County Press) According to the latest data from the United States Drought Monitor, Colorado's drought conditions remain a concern, with minimal improvement over the past week. Compared to last week, the changes in drought conditions are relatively small. Approximately 62 percent of the state is experiencing some level of drought, a slight decrease from 65 percent last week. Twenty-seven percent is classified as severe or worse, down from 30 percent.

    By Chris Sorensen Verified · Kiowa County Press

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Kiowa County Press

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