Measurable snow hasn’t fallen in Denver since April 21, a 215-day stretch, which is also nearing a record. Wednesday features the only chance of snow in the next week and is a long shot.

It’s been a long time coming but Denver may finally get its first snow of the season. Although it’s very late and we’ve waited nearly a record number of days in between accumulating snows ...

Denver and the surrounding metro area could see up to 6 inches of snow overnight and Monday morning, according to NWS forecasters. “Get ready for a change to winter weather Sunday night into ...

The average date for the first snow of the season in Denver has come and gone with no snow in sight. Regardless when snow finally arrives, it will be the latest first snow in at least 5 years.

Volunteers for the Denver Snow Angels Program were out in force on Saturday shoveling sidewalks for older Coloradans and people living with disabilities.

It’s been 224 consecutive days since it snowed a measurable amount in Denver, and since snowfall records began in 1882, Denver has never entered December without measurable snow.

On Monday, computer forecast models appeared to nudge that snow band close to Denver. As a result, a Winter Weather Advisory was in place for Denver and areas along and east of I-25.

DENVER — Good news for skiers and snow lovers: snow is in the forecast for the high country, Front Range and Denver metro area in just a few days.It’s been warm and mild in Denver weather ...

DENVER (KDVR) — It is spring, but Colorado is not quite done with winter weather yet. Temperatures will tumble overnight Thursday as snow returns to the region and continues throughout the day ...

When will Denver see snow? The average date for Denver’s first snow of the season is Oct. 18, but as with all averages, it could come sometime before or after that.

On that date in 2021, 19.9 inches of snow fell in Denver, the weather service said, which was the city's snowiest March day on record. Featured Weekly Ad.