Christmas in Pueblo
SNOWFALL
SNOW ON THE GROUND The last "real" white Christmas occurred in 2000. The snow began falling shortly before midnight Christmas Eve, with only trace amounts reported through the morning hours. The snow began to pick up during the afternoon hours and ended shortly before midnight, with a total snowfall of 1.8 inches. The previous "white" Christmas last occurred in 1987. There was one inch of snow on the ground at 5 am that morning, with a record total of 5.1 inches falling for the day. The last time before that was in 1976. There was one inch of snow on the ground that Christmas morning, with an additional .6 inches falling that day. Over the past 108 years, only on two separate occasions has snow fallen on two consecutive Christmas - 1911/1912, and in 1941/1942. Snowfall records are in inches, from 1888 to the present. Snow on the ground is at 5 am MST, from 1970 to the present. Current through 2007. |