[STORMREPORTS] Dry Denver
Greetings,
I just finished tabulating my monthly National Weather Service reports. Denver has had no measurable precipitation (except for a trace of snow) since mid-February. It's been one of the most mild winters in recent memory. When both coasts are being inundated with heavy rains and snows, the Denver area has enjoyed dry, mild conditions for most of February and into March. We are hoping the weather pattern will change and bring us some much-needed snowfall this month. Traditionally, March is one of the snowiest months for Denver, however in the past some of those snows have come in one giant storm.
By the way, I'm now posting live weather information from my home station on my web site at http://www.weatherbuff.com.
Have a great week!
Steve Hamilton
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Date: Sun Mar 06 2005 - 13:13:59 EST
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