Denver has been graced with an unusually mild September this year. That however is not always the case and in fact the weather can be downright winterish as we see in our look back at this week in Denver weather history. 25-26 In 1908…apparent post-frontal rain changed to snow overnight and totaled 6.5 inches in […]
Click here for the rest of the story.This time of year many folks would consider “snow” a bad four-letter word but living in the Mile High City we can’t rule it out even with it technically still being summer. In fact, it was only 15 short years ago that we received a significant snowstorm that brought up to 8 inches of snow […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Normally one doesn’t associate tornadoes with September weather in Denver but they can and do happen as we see in our look back in Denver weather history for the week. We have a couple of occasions of twisters and of a funnel cloud. Other severe weather like hail, damaging wind and flooding rains have also […]
Click here for the rest of the story.September is typically one of our quietest weather months and in fact it is our sunniest. That doesn’t however mean we can’t experience weather extremes. This week in Denver weather history we see everything from scorching heat and severe thunderstorms to snow and damaging wind. For more about September’s weather, check out our September weather preview. […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Certainly this time of year we start to see temperatures drop and the conditions moderate. This is usually one of Denver’s most pleasant times of years when the heat of summer fades and the snow and cold of winter is still far away. That however wasn’t the case when the most notable event in Denver […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Lightning is a very real danger here in Colorado. The outdoor-centric lifestyle we lead oftentimes puts us in situations when we are better off heading for cover. The dangers of not properly taking shelter when lightning is in the area are highlighted by a number of events in our look back at this week in […]
Click here for the rest of the story.While not as common this time of year, severe weather can still strike as we close out summer. Most notable are the heavy rain events that can come along as a result of the monsoon season. The dangers of these are oftentimes ignored and as we see can oftentimes turn deadly. 15 In 1899…a thunderstorm […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Monsoon season in Colorado typically brings short-lived but heavy rains. These can result in flash flooding and we see that in our look back at this week in Denver weather history. Also notable are the number of lightning deaths and injuries as well as hail events and even a swarm of grasshoppers! 8 In 1874…swarms […]
Click here for the rest of the story.August isn’t normally associated with severe weather but our look back at the history books show it certainly can and does happen. We see many occurrences of dangerous lightning and of particular note is the flood events – a byproduct of the monsoon season the first of August brings. 18-2 In 1987…a streak of 16 […]
Click here for the rest of the story.Colorado’s unofficial severe weather season is during the months of May and June. However, as we look back in Denver weather history, we see that July can oftentimes hold its own. Many occurrences of flooding, scorching heat, and even tornadoes have been recorded. Most notably, this week marks the 24th anniversary of the Big Thompson […]
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