DENVER — Denver only recorded a "trace" amount of snow, so the latest first snow streak continues. But around the metro area and into the mountains, several inches of the white stuff fell on Wednesday.
As long as the Denver International Airport continues to record less than 0.10 inches of snow, it appears likely that Denver will extend its record for the latest first measurable snowfall. Wednesday was likely the last chance Denver had to see any snow in November, as dry conditions are forecast for the next week, according to the National Weather Service.
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Below, you can find snow totals for the Nov. 24, 2021, via reports to the National Weather Service as of 9:45. p.m. Wednesday. This story will be updated as more snow reports come in:
5 W Westcliffe - 7.5 inches
1 WSW Rye - 6.2 inches
1 WSW Rosita - 6.2 inches
2 SSE Breckenridge - 5.9 inches
4 WSW Westcreek - 5.8 inches
4 W Arvada - 5 inches
1 ENE Fraser - 5 inches
4 N Florissant - 4.8 inches
2 SSW Wetmore - 4 inches
Golden - 4 inches
Coal Bank Pass - 4 inches
Red Mountain Pass- 3.5. inches
4 E Camp Bird- 3 inches
4 SSW Canon City - 3 inches
Molas Pass - 3 inches
2 SW Golden - 2.8 inches
1 NW Heeney - 2 inches
2 SSW Elkdale - 2 inches
1 SSW Crescent Village - 2 inches
1 WSW Woodland Park - 2 inches
3 NNE Air Force Academy - 2 inches
3 S Evergreen - 1.8 inches
4 WSW Arvada - 1.6 inches
2 NNE Monument - 1.5 inches
3 WNW Aspen - 1.5 inches
5 S Castle Rock - 1.5 inches
2 WSW Lakewood - 1.3 inches
3 WNW Arvada - 1.2 inches
Ward - 1 inch
3 NNE Ken Caryl - 1 inch
1 ESE Ken Caryl 1 - inch
1 NW Lone Tree - 1 inch
3 NE Silver Cliff - 1 inch
1 SW Castle Pines - 1 inch
3 W Westminster - .9 inch
3 NNE Pinecliffe - .8 inch
3 ESR Canon City - .8 inch
1 N Castle Rock - .7 inch
1 ESE The Pinery - .7 inch
1 SSW Arvada - .5 inch
Arvada. - .5 inch
Westminster - .5 inch
Nederland - .7 inch
1 NW Broomfield - .3 inch
Highlands Ranch - .3 inch
3 NNW Lone Tree - .3 inch
3 SSW Boulder - .2 inch