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DENVER (KDVR) — We are six days into January and it has already been snowier than it was in 2020 and 2021.
Normally, Denver receives 6.5 inches of snowfall in January. Denver has already measured 5.3 inches of snow and it’s only Jan. 6.
4.2 inches of January’s total snowfall so far came from the Jan. 5-7 snowstorm.
Snow totals for January:
- 2022: 5.3 inches (so far)
- 2021: 3.1 inches
- 2020: 0.9 inch
- 2019: 6.2 inches
If you’re curious, the snowiest Jan. on record came in 1992 when 24.3 inches of snow fell that year.
Here are the 5 snowiest Denver January’s on record, according to the National Weather Service:
- 1992: 24.3 inches
- 1949: 22.2 inches
- 1883: 20.5 inches
- 1948: 19.2 inches
- 1959: 7.4 inches
Here are the 5 least snowy Denver January’s on record, according to the National Weather Service:
- 2003 & 1934: Trace
- 1931: 0.1 inch
- 1933: 0.2 inch
- 1952: 0.3
We will see where Denver lands in the history books with January snow at the end of the month.
