Colorado's Legendary Blizzard & The ALL SZN Goggles That Would Have Been a Game Changer
In the land of peaks and powder, Colorado faced a snowstorm so epic, it turned the state into the inside of a snow globe—shaken, not stirred. This wasn't just any flurry; this was the Snowpocalypse, the Blizzard to End All Blizzards.
In the winter of 2003, Mother Nature decided to throw a party in Colorado, and she didn't skimp on the confetti. Over a few unforgettable days, the skies opened up to dump an astonishing 6.6 feet (yes, feet!) of snow in some areas. This wasn't your run-of-the-mill winter wonderland; it was more of a "find your car under a snow dune" kind of deal. Denver itself was buried under about 31.8 inches of the white stuff, effectively putting the city on a snow day timeout.
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Here’s a breakdown of the most snowfall to hit Denver.
| 1. 45.7 inches | Dec 1-5, 1913 |
| 2. 31.8 inches | Mar 17-19, 2003 |
| 3. 30.4 inches | Nov 2-4, 1946 |
| 4. 23.8 inches | Dec 24, 1982 |
| 5. 23.0 inches | Apr 23, 1885 |
| 6. 22.7 inches | Oct 20-23, 1906 |
| 7. 21.9 inches | Oct 24-25, 1997 |
| 8. 21.5 inches | Nov 26-27, 1983 |
| 9. 20.7 inches | Dec 20-21, 2006 |
| 10. 19.3 inches | Jan 29-31, 1883 |
| 11. 19.0 inches | Apr 24-25, 1935 |
| 12. 18.7 inches | Mar 5-6, 1983 |
| 13. 18.5 inches | Mar 20-22, 1944 |
| 14. 18.2 inches | Apr 17-19, 1920 |
| 15. 18.0 inches | Apr 19-20, 1907 |
| 16. 18.0 inches | Mar 31-Apr 1, 1891 |
| 17. 17.7 inches | Nov 19-21, 1979 |
| 18. 17.3 inches | Apr 2, 1957 |
| 19. 16.9 inches | Mar 20-21, 1952 |
| 20. 16.8 inches | Apr 20-22, 1933 |
| 21. 16.5 inches | Sep 26-28, 1936 |
| 22. 16.0 inches | Oct 3-5, 1969 |
| 23. 15.9 inches | Feb 2-4, 2012 |
| 24. 15.8 inches | Apr 26-27, 1972 |
In the midst of this frosty chaos, imagine if you had a pair of ALL SZN Ski Goggles. While ALL SZN wasn't around during this historical blizzard, let's indulge in a little time-traveling fantasy. Picture strapping on those goggles, with their monographic lenses that make the white world around you pop with color and clarity. Thanks to their anti-fog properties, your vision remains crystal clear, even as your breath turns to ice crystals in the air. And let's not forget the magnetic lens attachment, allowing you to adapt to the ever-changing light conditions as the storm rages on. Whether you were shoveling your driveway for the umpteenth time or attempting to ski down the local park turned ski slope, ALL SZN Ski Goggles would have been your trusty companion, turning a snowmageddon into an epic winter adventure.
While we can't go back in time and experience the 2003 storm with ALL SZN Ski Goggles firmly in place, we can prepare for the next big one. Because if there's one thing Colorado weather has taught us, it's to expect the unexpected. And with ALL SZN Ski Goggles, you'll not only be ready, but you'll also be looking sharp in the face of Mother Nature's frostiest tantrums. So, as we remember the snowstorm of the century, let's gear up and look forward, because the next adventure is just a snowflake away.
