Earth Changes

Global cooling: Colorado gets snow in early September

The Denver Channel
Wed, 05 Sep 2018 19:11 UTC

While much of the country is still in the dog days of summer one Colorado has jumped a few seasons forward.

Video taken in Fairplay, Colorado shows the town covered in snowfall more — than 100 days until winter begins.

According to the National Weather Service, snow was measured at a depth of two inches on Wednesday at Hoosier Pass, a mountain pass located in the Mosquito Range.

It's not that shocking that the area would see snowfall — it's located at an elevation of 11,000 feet.

Source: Scripps National

Reader Comments

RUListening · 2018-09-06T20:29:31Z

The snowfall in Boulder, yeah not sure if that is accurate,, I live and work in the area. It was very warm, and both myself and my fiance saw NO SNOW.

GregH335 · 2018-09-06T20:40:26Z

Then all pictures, videos and weather reports must be false since you and your fiancé didn't see it. Thanks for the update.

RUListening · 2018-09-06T21:36:58Z

GregH335 Well for your information, We have asked many of our friends and co-workers In & around (Boulder) and no one saw any snow at all. So, there you have it GregH335. I DID NOT SAY that ALL the stories are bologna, I'm saying that one is questionable. Go find me the proof instead of just snapping your quick words off. Eh Greg?

And if I was SOTT I would be verifying your information--as much as you can. So you don't end up on the "fake news" list.

RUListening · 2018-09-06T21:38:43Z

RUListening Asked several of our friends, coworkers and family, NO ONE saw any snow on Sept. 1. Not sure where this was supposed to be at???? No one in the surrounding towns that we know of saw any either.