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As we begin the new year the winter chill begins to set in.\u00a0 While January can see its share of extremes, the month historically sees stable temperatures and is usually relatively dry.<\/p>\nAs we begin the new year the winter chill begins to set in.\u00a0 While January can see its share of extremes, the month historically sees stable temperatures and is usually relatively dry.<\/p>\n
January ranks as the second coldest month in Denver next to December with average temperatures remaining virtually the same from the start to the end of the month.\u00a0 In terms of snowfall, the month only ranks as the fourth snowiest and it is not uncommon for it to be quite dry.<\/p>\n
What does January 2013 hold for us?\u00a0 Indications are that we may very well continue the recent pattern of below normal temperatures and relatively dry conditions.<\/p>\n
For the complete January preview including a look at historical averages and extremes, click here.\u00a0<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As we begin the new year the winter chill begins to set in.\u00a0 While January can see its share of extremes, the month historically sees stable temperatures and is usually relatively dry. January ranks as the second coldest month in Denver next to December with average temperatures remaining virtually the same from the start to … Continue reading Thornton’s January weather preview: Typically a cold, but not snowy month<\/span>