Colorado goes green after record rainstorm
May 15, 2023
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as posted by the channelColorado is looking a little greener than normal after for nearly 48 straight hours, it rained, and then it rained some more.
By the time the rain finally came to an end Friday morning, Denver picked up a whopping 4.4 inches of rain (based on official statistics from Denver International Airport, the city's official observation site), easily making it the city's biggest rainstorm in recent memory.
Denver saw 3.75 inches of rain between Thursday and Friday, making it the city's third-largest two-day rainfall on record (precipitation records in Denver date back to 1872).
That only trails the September 2013 floods and a 6.70-inch rainstorm in May of 1876.
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