Overview
- The National Weather Service measured 0.2 inches at Denver International Airport early Saturday, meeting the measurable threshold of at least 0.1 inch.
- This first measurable snowfall ranks behind only Dec. 10, 2021, for Denver’s latest seasonal start on record.
- Most of the metro area saw similarly light amounts around two-tenths of an inch, according to local reports.
- The high country picked up far more, with 10.8 inches reported at Cameron Pass and Rabbit Ears Pass and many mountain locations receiving six inches or more.
- Cold conditions are expected to persist with Front Range highs near freezing and overnight lows in the single digits and teens, with additional light mountain snow Sunday and a risk of icy roads into Monday.