I guess not and the article states that if it doesn't snow in Denver in a measurable amount by November 30th, it would be the first snow less Fall season on record.
I realize it's not local weather, but I mentioned this fact at the get together. Can't believe that the record still stands. Latest date for measurable snowfall in Denver, Colorado.
https://www.9news.com/article/weather/weather-colorado/snow-denver/73-bea453be-bd65-4d3c-bca4-862d04d479f2
I'm not sure we're you are located, or elevation. If you want to see flakes, the best bet would probably be Soapstone Mountain off route 190. You can drive to the top and it's 1 000'
Rain flipped over to snow at the base of Bolton Valley, Sugarbush, MRG and Stratton. According to the webcams on YouTube. Sugarbush and Stratton are opened today, but conditions don't look great.
I just checked the webcam at Mohawk Mountain in NW Connecticut. This is between 1,000' and 1,600'. Snowmaking snow on the ground, but raining and 39F
https://www.mohawkmtn.com/the-mountain/webcam/