Winter in May: Colorado has a record amount of snow. A PHOTO. VIDEO

21 May at 8 o'clock in the morning in Denver (Colorado) fell 3,4 inches (8,6 cm) of snow. This is the largest amount of snow that fell in the region since 29 in May of 1975, when 5,6 inches (14,2 cm) of winter precipitation fell in the city.

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In addition to the snow, Denver also recorded a record low temperature for May 21 of 31 degrees Fahrenheit (-0,5 degrees Celsius). Earlier in the day, the city had already recorded a temperature drop of 31 degrees Fahrenheit, this was in 2001, when 1 inch (2,5 cm) of snow fell in Denver, writes CBS.

Can someone tell #Colorado it's #May?! ? pic.twitter.com/g3zNtpeUCV

- Kara Raney (@kararaney) May 21, 2019

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Temperatures in the city have remained 30 to 35 degrees Fahrenheit below normal for a third week. The record “cold day temperature high” (the maximum, not minimum air temperature on record cold days) for May 21 is 40 degrees Fahrenheit (4 degrees Celsius), set 128 years ago in 1891.

My #ParkRangerDuty second good day of the day? Holding westbound traffic on Buffalo Park Road in #Evergreen, this jump. #Colorado #Wildlife #MuleDeer pic.twitter.com/DlP4Z1rKeg

- Jason (@jcosrangerjason) May 21, 2019

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There is a chance of showers and thunderstorms for the afternoon of May 22, with slightly warmer temperatures around 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius).

Ahhh #Spring in #Colorado!!! ? lol May20 #2019 ?? #9wx #cowx pic.twitter.com/g2AEFuncyT

- Kathy Sabine (@ KathySabine9) May 20, 2019

Below are data on the amount of snow in different parts of the region as of 8 in the morning on May 21. It is worth noting that, according to annual observations, in Denver in May, on average, about 1,7 inches (4,3 cm) of snow fall, and about half of the time there is no snow at all in the city in May.

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• Palmer Lake - 12,0 inches (30,5 cm)
• Black Forest - 11,3 inches (28,7 cm)
• Elizabeth - 11,0 inches (27,9 cm)
• Castle Rock - 9,0 inches (22,9 cm)
• Pineri - 7,8 inches (19,8 cm)
• Franktown - 7,1 inches (18 cm)
• Estes Park - 5.3 inches (13,5 cm)
• Lone Tree - 5,0 inches (12,7 cm)
• Parker - 5,4 inches (13,7 cm)
• Northwest Arvada - 4,0 inches (10 cm)
• Aurora - 4,0 inches (10 cm)
• Greenwood Village - 4,0 inches (10 cm)
• Lafayette - 3,5 inches (8,9 cm)
• Erie - 3,5 inches (8,9 cm)
• Nywot - 3,5 inches (8,9 cm)
• Brighton - 3,5 inches (8,9 cm)
• Golden - 3,4 inches (8,6 cm)
• Denver - 3,4 inches (8,6 cm)
• Commerce City - 3,0 inches (7,6 cm)
• Johnstown - 3,0 inches (7,6 cm)
• Westminster - 3,0 inches (7,6 cm)
• Windsor - 3,0 inches (7,6 cm)
• Boulder - 3,0 inches (7,6 cm)
• Littleton - 2,5 inches (6,4 cm)
• Loveland- 2,0 inches (5 cm)
• Longmont - 2,0 inches (5 cm)
• Fort Collins - 1,3 inches (3,3 cm)

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