Denver's record-setting winter weather

The calendar says it's late November, but you wouldn't know it in Denver.

Why it matters: Our balmy fall is all we can talk about these days, whether it's the ski bums who are groaning or the fall-lovers who are cheering.

State of play: Here's a little weather trivia to share with friends.

• This year now ranks in the city's top three for the latest snow dates since 1882, according to the National Weather Service.
• The city surpassed 1931 yesterday and will move further up the list if flakes don't accumulate at least 0.1 inches before tomorrow.

Zoom in: 2025 is now Denver's sixth-longest consecutive streak without snow at 214 days, according to meteorologists.

• We've gone 22 straight days without precipitation, too.

What we're watching: A storm is moving into Colorado today that's forecasted to bring rain tomorrow.

• Expect snow at higher elevations on the Front Range, but only rain in the Denver area, the latest forecast shows.

The bottom line: This is a record warm and dry fall. Heck, it snowed in Hawaii before Colorado.