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Flood Watch until Oct 1, 2026 12:00 pm MDT (click for details)
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Drought, dry conditions expand in northeast Colorado, river basins at 100 percent or better
 
Eads Weather
64°
18°C
Current local station conditions
Wind: Calm
(0 km/h)
Humidity: 88%
Alert: Flood Watch
Source: Kiowa County Press, Downtown Eads, Colo.
Updated 10:30 am MDT
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