As we wrap up February and head into March, our look back at this week in Denver weather history reminds us that winter weather conditions can and do still happen. We see numerous reports of bitter Arctic cold, damaging winds, and heavy snowfall. 22-29 In 1960…heavy snowfall of 6.1 inches at Stapleton Airport on the […]
Click here for the rest of the story.February signifies the start of the climb toward warmer temperatures for the year. Cold and snow though do intrude but, coupled with milder conditions, there are lots of photo opportunities as can be seen in our monthly slideshow. The month is one of our least snowiest of the year but it isn’t unusual to see […]
Click here for the rest of the story.This past week we have enjoyed spring-like weather and it is easy to forget we are still very much in winter. Looking back at this week in Denver weather history we see that bitter cold and heavy snow are the alternatives that we can and have seen in our past. From the National Weather Service: […]
Click here for the rest of the story.High winds and wintry weather highlight our look back at this week in Denver weather history. Among the notable events is Denver’s longest continuous period of snow cover – 61 days – that occurred just four years ago. From the National Weather Service: 10-13 In 1905…an extremely cold arctic air mass moved over the city […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Cold, snow and wind mark this week in our look back at Denver weather history. Numerous notable events including a period of 69 hours when the temperatures remained below zero – the fourth longest on record. 30-7 In 1985…a cold front on the 29th produced a protracted cold spell as arctic air remained entrenched across […]
Click here for the rest of the story.February in Colorado typically brings to an end an extended period when average temperatures are at their lowest. Winter begins to loosen its grip and temperatures get warmer but precipitation is not a particularly common event during the month. Thus far, our snow season has been a bit of a disappointment although January did help […]
Click here for the rest of the story.The end of January and the first week of February have historically been an active period in Denver weather. We see many high wind events which are common this time of year as well as the usual snowstorms. Given the extreme cold we are set to experience this week, one event 22 years ago serves […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Wild weather is a fact of life in Denver and in Colorado in general. We see that consistently in the history books and this week demonstrates that. As usual we see high wind events and extreme cold. Also notable is that as we enter the month of March, we start to see occurrences of those […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Snow and wind dominate our look back at this week in Denver weather history. In 2009, high winds on the Boulder Turnpike blew a trailer into oncoming traffic damaging two cars and injuring one driver. 46 years ago, a protracted cold spell resulted in seven consecutive days with low temperatures dropping to zero or below. […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Many notable weather events have occurred in Denver this week in the past, some recently. It was just last year that a windstorm knocked down trees and powerlines in Boulder. Nine years ago, we saw an end to 61 days straight with snow cover – the second longest streak in Denver history. From the National Weather […]
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