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Pagosa Springs, located in Archuleta County in Southwest Colorado, is currently experiencing extended drought and hot, dry weather.

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 21
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Pagosa Springs, located in Archuleta County in Southwest Colorado, is currently experiencing extended drought and hot, dry weather.

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  1. Lewis and Andrew Connor are managing drought plan revisions and water supply for Pagosa Springs.Sub-event
  2. River conditions are impacted by regional fire and weather in the Archuleta County area of Pagosa Springs.Sub-event
  3. Bill Zeedyk's principles guide environmental restoration efforts in the town of Pagosa Springs.Sub-event
  4. Land in Archuleta County, the county seat of Pagosa Springs, has been affected by forest fires.Sub-event
  5. The area is dealing with drought and extreme weather conditions.1 source

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