It has not rained more than a drop here since some time last week. I am positive of that because we are putting concrete in outside and they would have had to stop which they did not. They started Tuesday.
Not just now but it was rocking us in the October and November forecasts. It busted spectacularly. LR models aren’t very accurate...even the best ones.
This was the point of my discussion a few weeks ago concerning LR and MR threads. Climate models, and LR sensible weather models are so often wrong to the point of using them for anything serious makes a forecast more inaccurate. One could probably do better using the George Costanza method and picking the opposite of what they say. It almost seems like flipping a coin has better odds.
According to the Googles it snowed on September 3rd, 1961 for the earliest snow in Denver history. I think pretty much all the NWS and recording keeping folks use the end of August for the end of Summer.
Wow, we missed that first one. We had some mist today but not measurable. It was indeed a tropical downpour here but it just lasted maybe 5 min....or even a bit less.
Ditto. And that is what she said.
To add to this using MDT as the location, 3 of the top 4 snowstorms, amount wise, in history have occurred before February 1. So early snow is not always lighter snow.