Past 2 Months Real Soaker For Denver, Front Range

DENVER -- April and May brought copious amounts of precipitation to much of the Front Range, including Denver.

Although we expect these months to be fairly wet on average, for some, the two months brought over a half year's worth of precipitation.

One of the wettest regions of the state during April and May was along the Palmer Divide south of Denver. Portions of Douglas and Jefferson counties recorded over 10 inches of precipitation during the period.

Much of the Denver metropolitan area recorded 4 to 8 inches of precipitation, with most of Denver County receiving 6 to 8 inches of moisture.

One of the driest parts of Colorado over the past two months has been along the western slope, where less than an inch of precipitation was recorded near Rifle in Garfield County.

The following two month precipitation totals come from the Community Collaborative Rain and Hail Study, or CoCoRaHS.

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Adams County

Northglenn 0.84 WSW -- 5.59 inches

Thornton 2.1 N -- 5.01 inches

Westminster 0.5 ENE -- 7.49 inches

Westminster 3.9 S -- 6.68 inches

Alamosa County

Alamosa 6.9 NW -- 2.63 inches

Great Sand Dunes 7.0 SSW -- 3.56 inches

Arapahoe County

Aurora 4.1 S -- 6.14 inches

Bennett 5.6 S -- 5.02 inches

Buckley AFB 10 SSE -- 7.37 inches

Centennial 0.4 N -- 5.90 inches

Cherry Hills Village 1.5 ESE -- 5.64 inches

Archuleta County

Pagosa Springs 13.3 SSE -- 3.27 inches

Baca County

Campo 11.3 ESE -- 2.75 inches

Springfield 0.5 SE -- 1.95 inches

Stonington 1.6 ENE -- 3.12 inches

Bent County

Lamar 7.4 WNW -- 2.40 inches

Las Animas 0.57 WNW -- 3.57 inches

Boulder County

Allenspark 1.7 E -- 4.79 inches

Boulder 3.5 S -- 5.48 inches

Boulder 3.3 SE -- 4.94 inches

Erie 4.6 SW -- 4.04 inches

Lafayette 0.4 WSW -- 3.93 inches

Longmont 2.6 NW -- 3.00 inches

Lyons 0.3 E -- 4.11 inches

Nederland 5.8 E -- 5.36 inches

Ward 4.6 NE -- 5.45 inches

Broomfield County

Broomfield 1.1 NE -- 4.26 inches

Superior 2.5 E -- 5.03 inches

Chaffee County

Buena Vista 4.0 WNW -- 4.13 inches

Maysville 2.2 NE -- 4.41 inches

Nathrop 5.1 SSW -- 4.36 inches

Cheyenne County

Cheyenne Wells 1.6 N -- 4.21 inches

Kit Carson 3.2 SE -- 3.59 inches

Wild Horse 0.5 NW -- 4.56 inches

Clear Creek County

Evergreen 5 W -- 6.11 inches

Idaho Springs 1.7 WSW -- 7.73 inches

Costilla County

Fort Garland 1.6 NNE -- 4.25 inches

Crowley County

Manzanola 1.6 N -- 4.43 inches

Custer County

Westcliffe 11.8 NE -- 5.19 inches

Westcliffe 8.0 W -- 5.31 inches

Wetmore 1.6 S -- 7.64 inches

Delta County

Delta 2.3 ENE -- 1.12 inches

Delta 3.9 S -- 2.02 inches

Hotchkiss 9.0 WNW -- 2.34 inches

Denver County

Denver 3 NW -- 5.59 inches

Denver 6.7 SSW -- 7.09 inches

Denver 5.3 S -- 6.45 inches

Denver 2.0 SSE -- 6.76 inches

Denver International Airport -- 4.44 inches

Downtown Denver (7NEWS) -- 6.83 inches

Englewood 2.4 NNE -- 6.25 inches

Douglas County

Castle Pines 2.2 NNE -- 6.71 inches

Castle Rock 6.5 SW -- 8.02 inches

Franktown 8.4 S -- 10.50 inches

Highlands Ranch 3.2 ESE -- 5.35 inches

Kassler 1.2 SSW -- 6.94 inches

Littleton 7.7 ESE -- 6.99 inches

Lone Tree 2.0 SW -- 6.78 inches

Parker 3.6 ESE -- 5.69 inches

Dolores County

Dove Creek 12.4 SSW -- 3.30 inches

Eagle County

Basalt 5.8 E -- 2.92 inches

Eagle 0.5 ENE -- 1.51 inches

El Paso County

Black Forest 4.5 SSW -- 9.10 inches

Calhan 3.1 N -- 8.04 inches

Colorado Springs (Airport) -- 4.19 inches

Monument 2.9 N -- 9.20 inches

Elbert County

Agate 8.6 SE -- 5.78 inches

Elbert 3.7 W -- 7.33 inches

Elizabeth 2.1 NW -- 6.90 inches

Kiowa 14 ENE -- 7.40 inches

Fremont County

Canon City 2.8 ESE -- 5.14 inches

Cotopaxi 5.0 SE -- 5.50 inches

Penrose 2.3 NNW -- 6.62 inches

Texas Creek 6.84 SE -- 6.29 inches

Williamsburg .63 WNW -- 5.62 inches

Garfield County

Glenwood Springs 1.7 NW -- 1.74 inches

Rifle 0.9 NE -- 0.79 inches

Gilpin County

Black Hawk 3.8 E -- 7.00 inches

Grand County

Kremmling 0.27 WNW -- 1.64 inches

Tabernash 2.5 ENE -- 3.22 inches

Gunnison County

Crested Butte 6.2 N -- 3.94 inches

Hinsdale County

Lake City 1.5 NNE -- 3.25 inches

Huerfano County

Gordon 2.1 SSW -- 6.32 inches

Walsenburg 8.7 W -- 6.23 inches

Jefferson County

Arvada 1.9 NNE -- 5.87 inches

Aspen Springs 4.9 ESE -- 6.99 inches

Chatfield Dam 2 NW -- 5.57 inches

Conifer 3 WSW -- 7.77 inches

Conifer 3.9 SE -- 9.48 inches

Conifer 4.2 ENE -- 8.47 inches

Denver 6.1 WSW -- 7.17 inches

Evergreen 5.3 S -- 8.24 inches

Golden 0.7 NW -- 6.24 inches

Lakewood 2.2 ESE -- 6.54 inches

Littleton 10.2 WSW -- 10.95 inches

Pine 3.6 NNW -- 7.45 inches

Wheat Ridge 0.3 SE -- 7.37 inches

Kit Carson County

Flagler 0.25 SE -- 4.98 inches

Liberty 15 SW -- 5.60 inches

Stratton 3.8 NE -- 6.38 inches

Kiowa County

Eads 0.45 E -- 4.92 inches

Lake County

Leadville 6.3 S -- 2.68 inches

Leadville 1.4 WNW -- 2.57 inches

La Plata County

Durango 5.4 W -- 4.56 inches

Durango 0.35 E -- 3.36 inches

Hesperus 5.7 SW -- 3.96 inches

Larimer County

Drake 5.3 WNW -- 3.27 inches

Estes Park 2.2 NE -- 4.12 inches

Fort Collins 4.8 NW -- 1.93 inches

Fort Collins 4.5 SSW -- 3.26 inches

Fort Collins 4.0 S -- 2.92 inches

Fort Collins 4.8 SE -- 3.16 inches

Loveland 2.4 NNW -- 3.13 inches

Timnath 4.1 NNE -- 2.67 inches

Virginia Dale 7.2 SSW -- 1.85 inches

Wellington 1.5 SW -- 1.98 inches

Windsor 3.4 SW -- 2.23 inches

Las Animas County

Aguilar 7.2 WSW -- 4.35 inches

Boncarbo 1.5 WSW -- 3.86 inches

Kim 0.2 SSE -- 2.50 inches

Trinidad 5.7 SSW -- 3.26 inches

Lincoln County

Arriba 6.8 NE -- 4.55 inches

Hugo 0.6 E -- 3.06 inches

Karval 9.8 WSW -- 5.18 inches

Logan County

Crook 0.7 NNW -- 5.38 inches

Sterling 2.6 SSW -- 7.34 inches

Sterling 1.8 NW -- 6.13 inches

Mesa County

Collbran 0.2 ESE -- 1.48 inches

Fruita 4.5 NNE -- 1.10 inches

Grand Junction 0.1 E -- 1.41 inches

Mack 5 NW -- 1.17 inches

Moffat County

Fortification 14.3 NW -- 1.36 inches

Montezuma County

Cortez 1.2 SW -- 2.24 inches

Dolores 2.6 W -- 2.55 inches

Dolores 4.8 ENE -- 3.09 inches

Mancos 2.7 S -- 2.86 inches

Montrose County

Montrose 1.2 ESE -- 2.90 inches

Montrose 6.4 S -- 2.99 inches.

Montrose 3.9 WNW -- 2.48 inches

Naturita 6.9 W -- 2.13 inches

Olathe 2.3 NNE -- 1.58 inches

Morgan County

Brush 0.1 SSW -- 5.01 inches

Brush 0.8 S -- 4.80 inches

Brush 1.5 W -- 3.96 inches

Otero County

Cheraw 1.9 W -- 4.09 inches

La Junta 1.0 S -- 3.26 inches

Swink 0.1 WNW -- 3.87 inches

Ouray County

Ouray 0.23 NNW -- 5.96 inches

Park County

Alma 3.1 N -- 3.28 inches

Bailey 6.4 NNW -- 4.87 inches

Como 11 SW -- 3.16 inches

Guffey 5.5 W -- 3.18 inches

Phillips County

Haxtun 0.2 N -- 5.79 inches

Holyoke 5.7 NW -- 7.72 inches

Pitkin County

Aspen 1.7 WSW -- 3.19 inches

Prowers County

Lamar 9.9 E -- 4.18 inches

Pueblo County

Pueblo 3.1 WSW -- 8.61 inches

Pueblo 17 W -- 8.41 inches

Pueblo 4.3 N -- 5.45 inches

Pueblo 1.9 E -- 6.60 inches

Pueblo West 3.6 WSW -- 6.49 inches

Rio Blanco County

Meeker 1.9 WSW -- 1.96 inches

Rio Grande County

Del Norte 0.25 NW -- 2.32 inches

Monte Vista 2.4 E -- 2.37 inches

Monte Vista 4.1 S -- 2.26 inches

South Fork 4.1 SW -- 3.33 inches

Routt County

Steamboat Springs 0.14 NNE -- 2.51 inches

Saguache County

Crestone 1.2 SSE -- 3.54 inches

La Garita 5.6 WSW -- 2.34 inches

San Juan County

Silverton 0.2 NNW -- 7.54 inches

San Miguel County

Norwood 4.1 ESE -- 3.95 inches

Sedgwick County

Julesburg 0.1 NNW -- 9.15 inches

Ovid 4.5 SSW -- 8.17 inches

Summit County

Breckenridge 3.4 SSE -- 5.89 inches

Dillon 2.3 SE -- 2.39 inches

Frisco 0.5 N -- 2.08 inches

Silverthorne 0.5 W -- 3.76 inches

Teller County

Lake George 3.1 E -- 4.15 inches

Washington County

Akron 7.5 NNE -- 3.89 inches

Fremont Butte 2.2 NNE -- 5.76 inches

Last Chance 6.1 N -- 5.52 inches

Woodrow 4.6 SE -- 4.98 inches

Weld County

Eaton 0.17 WSW -- 2.58 inches

Fort Lupton 5.9 NNW -- 4.89 inches

Greeley 6.6 E -- 2.24 inches

Greeley 10.5 SSE -- 3.83 inches

Hudson 4 NW -- 5.05 inches

Johnstown 0.5 WSW -- 3.01 inches

Purcell 9.0 NNE -- 3.08 inches

Yuma County

Liberty 5.5 NW -- 5.83 inches

Wray 1.1 WSW -- 4.91 inches