Denver started the week off setting a new record; a record low temperature was reached at DIA this morning of 49°F, which ties the previous record of 49°F from 1976. > This morning's low temperature fell to a crisp, cool, 49 degrees at Denver International Airport - tying the record low last set in 1976. This is also the first time Denver has seen a temperature below 50 degrees since mid-June! #cowx pic.twitter.com/4Bf7eOE2eq [htt

As we climb out of the deep freeze – some history made the past couple of days – we have a sizable warm-up coming through Christmas and into the New Year. But first, yesterday marked Denver's second coldest day on record, with an average temperature of -15°F on Thursday. Congrats! > 🌡️Yesterday, December 22, 2022 marked Denver's second coldest day on record. The daily h

We eagerly await a change to our weather across the state which will arrive this weekend in the form of SNOW for the high country. The current weather pattern over the U.S. has anomalous warmth parked over the west under a big ridge of high pressure, with notable early season cold across the eastern CONUS. Across the Central and Southeast U.S. look at all the daily and monthly record lows that were set this morning, brr! The pattern holds through the end of the week but begins to shift thi

Denver started Thursday on a very cold note, 7 degrees below zero; a record low for the date and also the coldest March temperature in over 60 years and fourth coldest March temperature since the 1800s. > 🆕New record low at Denver International Airport this morning! #COwx pic.twitter.com/ItKI9Lhdoe — NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) March 10, 2022 [https://twitter.com/NWSBoulder/status/1501882174814912513?ref_

Last week was the coldest week of the winter, with subzero temperatures extending across a significant portion of our country, even in southern states like Texas . But, is it really that big of a deal? It is, after all, winter. It's supposed to be cold. Perhaps it was like this every d

Everything remains more or less on track, as cold air, rain, and snow have transformed our area from summer's smoky grip to a damp, wintry day. With over 0.5" of precipitation so far at DIA, this has become one of Denver's wettest days of the year , a strong tell of what kind of summer it's been! Temperatures in Denver have been in the low to mid 30s this afternoon, some 60°F cooler than our highs across the city yesterday. Looking

The cold has arrived, and it will stick with us for several days in what will be one of the areas coldest streaks of weather in recorded history for October. Here's a look at temperatures across the region as of 7 am Sunday. For many, this is as warm as it'll be until at least Thursday. GFS MOS guidance is COLD. Even colder than we are over the next few days for Denver... It's got a high of 29°F on Monday, 17°F on Tuesday, and 16°F on Wednesday before climbing into the

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

We've recorded tumbling temperatures since about 4pm across northern Colorado. The change has been quick and dramatic; enough so that we are likely making history with this cold front's temperature change. > We are to drop at least 60° in the next several hours from our high of 83° today. This will be the biggest temperature drop recorded in any October in Denver's history. (Centennial had a drop of 54° in October 2003)#denver #c

Any time the Drought Monitor shows drought conditions across eastern Colorado there's reason for concern. Anyone who's spent any amount of time in the state knows we are never too far removed from drought – which is why the most recent report (somewhat unsurprisingly after recent weeks) is not great news for those living across eastern Colorado. We've seen an increase in all categories across the state, with D2 classification (or Severe Drought) conditions continuing to spread along the I-25

85 degrees. That’s the temperature swing we saw between last Sunday’s high of 71° and Thursday morning’s low of -14° at Denver International Airport (DIA). Last week’s cold wallop was nothing to scoff at, especially so early in the season. We broke two all time record lows on November 12 and 13, of -13° and -14° F respectively, and two record low maximums. The record low for November 13 wasn’t just broken, it was smashed. The previous record low was -3° F set in 1916, making the new record 11