For several months now, Denver and Salt Lake City have had abnormally high temperatures and insufficient precipitation. December 1 marked the onset of meteorological winter, but not in Denver. The temperature in the city that day went as high as 73 degrees Fahrenheit. Meanwhile, Salt Lake City has seen an unusually warm and dry late fall and early winter. Both cities haven’t received a measurable amount of snow this season. But will this snowless streak finally end? Watch the video.
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