How fast does snow typically melt in Denver?

Flying out of Denver to California in early January. Concerned about flight being do to snow?

flying in to Denver from Florida with layover in Denver. I have a choice of layover in Los Angeles or Denver but return time is better if I fly out of Denver but concerned about snow and not leaving out of Denver on time. Any suggestions?
Answer:

Its hard to say, totally depends on weather. But snow delays are rather uncommon, it would have to be a fairly epic storm. I wouldn't worry.

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Colorado weather is totally unpredictable. If you want to be 100% sure you don't have a snow slow-down, layover in LA. We don't have lots of show delays, but they do happen.

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January is usually a dry month, you should be fine.

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