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I live in Denver as well.. and it “snowed” one time but was mixed with sleet and not a measurable amount. You may be misremembering, but we’ve had effectively n
by soared 5y ago
I live in Denver as well.. and it “snowed” one time but was mixed with sleet and not a measurable amount. You may be misremembering, but we’ve had effectively no precipitation in the latter half of the year: http://www.thorntonweather.com/noaa/snow.php http://www.thorntonweather.com/noaa/snow.php
I live on the 9th floor downtown with a clear view facing northeast.
Additionally from the article:
> "Denver has just recorded their second-least snowiest November," with no measurable snow observed -- meaning they had some flurries, but nothing accumulated.”
- toddsiegel 5y agoI agree more or less with with how you remember it. The evening before Thanksgiving we got some flurries, and that’s about it. Nothing I’d call “measurable”. In September I also recall a few pleasantly rainy days, but overall it’s been uncharacteristically dry and warm. It’s going to cool off next week, but it’s mostly been in the 60s lately with a few days in the 50s or 70s. I also only blew out my sprinklers last weekend because we’ve only had one or two light frosts. That’s the latest ever for me by over a month.