The coldest part of the pattern in Colorado was Monday morning, with a gradual warming trend expected as the coldest air shifts east. A few stats on this morning's cold follow. From the Colorado Climate Center : > The official low for Denver will stand at -16F for today. That's four degrees shy of the record low for this date of -20F set in 1881, but ties for 18th all time coldest February reading! #COwx [https://twitter.com/ha

We've posted extensively about the storm set to hit Monday and last through Wednesday, the three main takeaways continue: Cold, snow, and wind. Cold Temperatures will plummet, and may rival the biggest September temperature drops on record. Record cold is likely for Tuesday and Wednesday across the area. The chart below shows how much colder than the current record low for Monday night and Tuesday night temperatures are expected to be: If you haven't planned to cover gardens, bring in potted

We know that you did not miss the cold and snow that blew through yesterday evening and today... you'd have to be living under a rock if you did. The temperature drop was historic for Denver and elsewhere, and will only become more so as temperatures drop tonight. The temperature dropped a whopping 64°F from Wednesday afternoon to Thursday morning, from a high of 83°F down to 19°F. Edit: as of 11:53 pm Thursday, hourly data from DIA showed a temperature down to 13 making the two-day drop 70 d