1) It never snows on Christmas. It always snows around Halloween.
2) There is no predicting it. It could be 80 degrees one day, 20 degrees the next.
These 2 facts are pretty irrefutable amongst Colorado natives. The last week has once again borne this out.
Pictures taken on Monday 10/24. Temperature: 79 degrees


Expected temperature this weekend: 61 degrees.
O Colorado, I missed you :)
1 comment:
Ask your mother about the Christmas Eve blizzard of '82. You were probably too young to remember it but she probably does. I know that we were snowed in for several days. Which as you noted is pretty unusual in Denver because It can be 72 the day after a big storm. And snow just doesn't stay on the ground like it does where I live now because the sun comes out and it evaporates even if the temp stays low.
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