An incredibly busy week on the Denver weather history calendar as we see below. Thunderstorms, blizzards, tornadoes, hurricane force winds and more have all been seen during this week in Denver weather history. From the National Weather Service: 2-5 In 1918…snowfall totaled 12.4 inches over downtown Denver. Most of the snow fell on the 3rd and […]
Click here for the rest of the story.This week in Denver weather history is notable for the variety of conditions that can be experienced this time of year. From hurricane force winds and heavy snow to more typical spring severe weather like tornadoes, all can be experienced this time of year. From the National Weather Service: 27-29 In 1948…high winds raked Boulder. […]
Click here for the rest of the story.This week in Denver weather history are a number of interesting events. As March comes to a close we are not yet done with winter so snow is certainly still possible but we also start seeing more Spring-like weather. Reminders of this include the coldest temperature ever recorded in March – 11 degrees below zero […]
Click here for the rest of the story.This week is Denver and Thornton weather history is notable for many reasons. 2003 stands out as an extremely eventful year this week in weather history. From March 17th to the 19th of that year, Denver was hit by one of its largest snowstorms in history. Also, we see our first mention of a tornado […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Our look back at Denver weather history for the week reminds us that although the calendar says it is March, it is still very much winter. Numerous mentions of snow, blizzards and related winter conditions are quite prevelant and we are reminded that March after all is our snowiest month. From the National Weather Service: 6-8 […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Looking at this week in Denver weather history, it is easy to see why March is known as Denver’s snowiest month. There are numerous instances of major winter storms dumping snow on the city that was measured not in inches – but feet! From the National Weather Service: 28-1 In 1875…6 inches of snow fell […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Hurricane force winds, heavy snowfall, sub-zero temperatures and even a dust storm highlight some of the events from this week in Denver weather history. From the National Weather Service: 22-23 In 1985…a snowstorm struck the eastern foothills with 8 to 15 inches of new snow. Three to 7 inches of new snow fell across metro […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Wind is arguably one of the most frustrating weather conditions and living on the plains of Colorado it is a relatively common occurrence. During February downslope flow brings Chinooks that can create mild temperatures but also can be incredibly powerful. Our look back at this week showcases a number of high wind events that caused […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Our look back at this week in Denver weather history contains many of the types of events we would expect to find. Periods of extended arctic chill, heavy snowstorms and damaging wind events. From the National Weather Service: 31-12 In 1899…a protracted cold spell lasted almost two weeks. Low temperatures plunged below zero on all […]
Click here for the rest of the story.February is typically a relatively calm month with warming temperatures and not a lot of snow. As our look back at this week in Denver weather history clearly shows, that does not mean extremes of damaging wind, bitter cold and heavy snowfall can’t occur. From the National Weather Service: 30-7 In 1985…a cold front on […]
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