The Great Denver Snowpocalypse of... Wait, It's July?
Did you wake up this morning with a sudden craving for hot cocoa and a burning desire to build a snowman? Hold on a sec, because unless you've hopped in a time machine (in which case, kudos for style!), it's actually the heart of summer. But that didn't stop Denver from experiencing a surprising blizzard this past weekend!
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A Blast from the Snowy Past (or April to be exact)
That's right, folks. Denverites were treated to a shocking snowstorm in late April, not July. Mother Nature threw a curveball, dusting the city with a cool 5.7 inches of the white stuff. Now, that might not sound like much to our friends in Vermont, but for Denver, it's practically a blizzard.
The storm caused a mini-mayhem, with flights grounded, roads turning into ice rinks, and schoolchildren (briefly) fantasizing about a snow day. But fear not, Denver! The snow melted faster than your average politician's promise, and summer is officially back on track.
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So, Why the April Fooledery?
This one has weather forecasters scratching their heads. Apparently, a wily jet stream decided to take a detour, bringing chilly Arctic air down to Denver's doorstep. It was a short-lived party, but one that definitely provided some amusement (and maybe a few traffic headaches).
Frequently Asked Blizzard-less Questions
Alright, alright, we know you have questions. Here's a quick FAQ to quench your thirst for knowledge (or maybe just your thirst for a normal summer day):
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How to prepare for a summer snowstorm? Honestly, stock up on sunscreen and hope for the best.
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How to build a snowman in July? Use a slushy! Just don't expect it to last long.
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How to avoid a traffic jam during a Denver snowstorm? Teleportation. We're still working on that one.
How much snow can I expect in Denver in July? Zero. Unless you count that shaved ice you snuck into the movie theater.
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How awesome is this wacky Denver weather? Pretty awesome, as long as it doesn't become a habit!
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