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1:24Now PlayingSnowstorms are most memorable when they have personal impacts or when they happen on a special day – like Thanksgiving. But snow on Turkey Day is a rare thing to see in Denver.
In fact, if there ends up being more than one inch of snow on the ground before midnight on Thursday, 2023 would be the snowiest Thanksgiving in 36 years and could make the list of snowiest Thanksgivings of all time.
Although, the forecast is for just under an inch between 10 p.m. and midnight, and a total of 2-4 inches combined with the snow on Friday.
It’s only snowed more than one inch on Thanksgiving three times over the last 74 years. Thanksgiving 1987 was the biggest storm, with just 5 inches.
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