Denver ties record for no snow

Denver ties the record for latest date with non-measurable snow.

(FOX Weather)

Denver has tied the record for the latest date without measurable snow and will likely break the record Monday.

As of Sunday, the city ties the No. 1 on the list with Nov. 21, 1934.

The city has yet to receive measurable snow. For the snow to be considered measurable, there needs to be at least 0.1 inches of accumulation.

With temperatures in the 50s forecasted for Denver Sunday, the city is sure to take the sole top spot.

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Many wonder why they haven't seen snow, as the mountains continue to receive a generous amount and ski resorts are beginning to open.

The city's average first date of snow is Oct. 18. Denver's last time seeing measurable snow was 214 days ago, on Apr. 21.

Denver snow statistics

The average date for the first measurable snow is Oct. 18.

The latest date for the first measurable snow in Denver is Nov. 21, 1934.

There have only been three years in the last 10 with measurable snow in November – 2014, 2015 and 2016.

The most number of consecutive days without measurable snow for the city is 235.

Denver's consecutive days for non-measurable snow

The first measurable snowfall dates in the past 10 years:

The latest first measurable snows on record: