The Impacts of Weather Nolan J. Doesken Colorado Climate Center Colorado State University Presented at Ogallala Symposium, Wray, Colorado, February 23,

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The Impacts of Weather Nolan J. Doesken Colorado Climate Center Colorado State University Presented at Ogallala Symposium, Wray, Colorado, February 23, 2004 Prepared by Odie Bliss

Ogallala Aquifer

Average annual precipitation COLORADO, KANSAS AND NEBRASKA

Colorado Average Annual Precipition

Wray, Colorado, temperatures

Monthly Pan Evaporation

Average Summer (June-August) Temperatures

Nebraska Mean Annual Temperature (1895 – 2003)

Monthly Average Precipitation for selected stations in the Ogallala Aquifer

Average Summer (June-August) Precipitation

Climate Divisions Nebraska Colorado Kansas

Annual Precipitation Totals by Division

Holyoke, CO, Precipitation Deficit

WY 1999

WY2000

WY2001

WY2002

WY2003

Water Year 2004 (Oct Jan 2004)

Drought Monitor map

Temperature March – May 2004 From the Colorado Prediction Center

Precipitation March – May 2004 From the Colorado Prediction Center

Temperature June – August 2004 From the Colorado Prediction Center

Precipitation June – August 2004 From the Colorado Prediction Center

CoAgMet Weather Data for Agriculture Automated weather stations with daily and hourly readings of: Temperature Humidity Wind Precipitation Solar energy Evapotranspiration

CoCo RaHS Community Collaborative Rain and Hail Study YOU CAN HELP!

Colorado Climate Magazine Good bedtime reading about the climate of Colorado -- recent and historic $15/year subscription pays printing and mailing costs

Colorado Climate Center Colorado State University Data and Power Point Presentations available for downloading click on “Drought” then click on “Presentations”