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Colorado records its hottest summer on record amid prolonged heat streak

Colorado experienced its hottest summer on record, extending a 15-month period of above-average temperatures. The prolonged heat indicates sustained regional climate stress.

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Extended extreme heat raises risks to public health, water supplies, agriculture and wildfire conditions.

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  1. Colorado just experienced its hottest summer on record, continuing 15-month streak of above-average temperatures ↗craigdailypress.com · Recorded source date: Sep 13, 2026, 11:31 PM UTC

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Global heat record is accompanied by a record-hot Colorado summer

August remains the hottest August recorded globally, and Colorado has reported its hottest summer on record. The new local record adds further evidence of exceptional ongoing heat but does not indicate a change in the global record itself.

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