Heavy snow and damaging wind are at the forefront of our look back at this week in Denver weather history. From the National Weather Service: 2-17 In 1939…more than 2 weeks of unseasonably warm weather made the month the 3rd warmest on record. Seven daily temperature records were set…including the all-time record high temperature for […]
Click here for the rest of the story.This week has historically been an extremely eventful one in Denver with many notable weather events, most of which are snow or wind related. The most significant event occurred 99 years ago when the city received its biggest snowstorm on record – an astonishing 45.7 inches. Details on that event and many others are below. […]
Click here for the rest of the story.From powerful, damaging wind to snowstorms that snarled Thanksgiving holiday traffic, this week in Denver weather history has been an eventful one. From the National Weather Service: 21-25 In 1952…snowfall of 6.2 inches was measured at Stapleton Airport where northeast winds gusted to 17 mph on the 21st. 24-25 In 1908…heavy snowfall totaled 7.0 inches […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Powerful winds and heavy snow make up the majority of significant weather events in our look back at this week in Denver weather history. From the National Weather Service: 14-18 In 1964…the first measurable snowfall of the season totaled 6.0 inches at Stapleton International Airport where northeast winds gusted to 32 mph on the 14th. […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Two conditions seem to dominate Denver weather this time of year – snow and wind. Both of those make numerous appearances in our look back at this week in Denver weather history. From the National Weather Service: 10-11 In 1911…a strong cold front produced snow and a cold wave. The temperature dropped 68 degrees from […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Our look back at this week in Denver weather history is shorter than what we often see which shows the normally quiet weather we see in November. However there are still significant weather events in the past, most of which involved heavy snow and powerful winds. From the National Weather Service: 2-5 In 1946…a major […]
Click here for the rest of the story.As we move further into fall, we see the predominant significant weather in our history during the period involves snowstorms. From the National Weather Service: 27-28 In 1874…strong west winds in Boulder along with a reported tornado produced 150 dollars in damage. In 1913…a strong cold front produced sustained northeast winds to 35 mph with […]
Click here for the rest of the story.This week in Denver weather history is notable for one dominant weather condition: snow. In our look back through history we see many significant snow events, some of which occurred as recently as just last year. From the National Weather Service: 18-23 In 2003…an extended warm spell resulted in 5 new temperature records. The high […]
Click here for the rest of the story.The further we get in October the chances for snow increase and our look at this week in Denver weather history shows many significant snowstorms. Arguably the most notable was the infamous “Bronco Blizzard” of 1984 which dumped snow on the Mile High City while the Broncos faced off against the Green Bay Packers. From […]
Click here for the rest of the story.While fall has barely just begun, our look back at this week in Denver weather history is most notable for winter-like conditions. Numerous noteworthy storms have struck the Mile High City during this week in our past including a major one just seven years ago. From the National Weather Service: 7 In 1903…north winds were […]
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