Denver weather: Unseasonably warm fall temperatures continue – Denver Gazette

Denver weather: Unseasonably warm fall temperatures continue Denver Gazette
No need for a jacket in Denver today, as plenty of sunshine and warmth is expected. The National Weather Service in Boulder said sunny skies are expected to bring temperatures up to a toasty 84 degrees on Thursday. That’s only 1 degree cooler than the record high for Oct. 8 in Denver, which was last set in 2020, according to weather service archive data. The city has been tying record-breaking temperatures all week long, the weather service said in a post on X, with some areas of Colorado breaking their record-highs. It was very warm across the region yesterday with Denver tying a record high and several other locations breaking a record high.
#cowx https://t.co/eLmkdYN128 Light southwest winds are expected to range between 5 and 7 mph, and will become more light and variable throughout the day. Thursday night Denver will see mostly clear skies, the weather service said, with lows expected to drop to 55 degrees. Light gusts of wind are expected to shift east southeast ranging between 6-8 mph and becoming southwest after midnight. Mild and sunny temperatures are expected to persist throughout the end of the week and into the weekend, even despite a slight increase in cloud coverage in the high country over the weekend, the metro area is expected to remain dry, according to the
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