As of Wednesday, it has been 221 days since snow fell in Denver, which is the 4th longest period, and it looks like that stretch will soon come to an end this weekend.

Denver has officially come in second for the latest first snowfall of the season. The latest first snowfall for Denver was Dec. 10, 2021, and we're tracking snow for Denver and the metro area before then.

Only once in Denver’s weather history have we gone later than November 23 before getting our initial taste of winter.

The snowless streak in Denver could be broken soon with snow potentially moving into the city on Thanksgiving weekend.

The hundreds of thousands of Coloradans expected to travel for Thanksgiving this year can expect dry weather and clear skies — at least on their way out, forecasters said.

As of Monday, November 17, Denver hadn’t recorded a snowfall…although that’s still over three weeks shy of the record set in 2021, when the city didn’t see snow until December 10. Early forecasts for the week show chances of rain on Thursday and Friday, but right now temperatures aren’t expected to be cold enough for snow to fall.

Denver currently has one of the latest snowfalls in history, but snow on the forecast could make its way to the city this week, although meteorologists have doubts it will be