Christmas entertainment came in full effect for Denver sports fans, as both the Broncos and the Nuggets took to the court and field, hoping to bring home a holiday win for Colorado. FOX31's Anna Coon reports.

According to the NWS, Denver technically has a white Christmas about once every three years, with at least one inch of snow on the ground on Christmas 46 times since 1900, and twelve times since 1995. From a historical perspective, those chances weren’t terrible going into the winter.

Nikola Jokic’s two highest-scoring games of his career have been in Denver’s last two home games against the Timberwolves.

Denver enjoys a warm Christmas Day with a forecast of sunny skies and a high of 69°F, with potential snow by Sunday.

The Timberwolves and Nuggets battle on Christmas Day! Check our NBA odds series for the Timberwolves-Nuggets prediction and pick.

The weather is not feeling at all like Christmas as Denver set a new daily heat record on Monday and will likely see its warmest-ever Christmas Day.

The holiday travel season is underway, and Denver International Airport expects three-quarters of a million people to pass through its security checkpoints by the end of the week.