Are late-season snows becoming more common along Colorado’s Front Range?

Colorado Rockies grounds crew use leaf blowers to blow off the snow around the edges of the field on Opening Day against the Atlanta Braves on April 6, 2018 Coors Field in Denver. Photo; John Leyba, The Denver Post

Article Published May 4th, 2019, Denver Post (author, Chris Bianchi)

According David Viner, snow would become a "very rare and exciting event" and that "Children just aren't going to know what snow is" These predictions along with other predictions made by other Global Warming Theoreticians never had a snowballs chance in hell of coming true. However, the attached article above looks at the latest and last measurable snowfall events from 1882-2019. Then in a round about way blames it on Climate Change. Of course that means it's our fault. Also, keep in mind the article pertains to trends local in Colorado and does not talk about other areas of the globe. 

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