Along with a few days of summer-like heat, nighttime temperatures stayed quite warm for this time of year as well. In fact, they were extraordinarily warm today.

As measured at Denver International Airport, the Mile High City’s low temperature today was only 55 degrees. This sets a new record warm minimum for the date, breaking the old record of 53 degrees set inn 1932.

Thornton stayed even warmer with a low of 59 degrees soon after sunrise.

And another high temperature record bites the dust in Denver today.

As measured at Denver International Airport, the Mile High City’s temperature topped out at 85 degrees. This easily bested the previous record high for the date of 79 degrees last set in 2018 and is the second day in a row with a record high.

Here in Thornton, we again topped Denver’s mark with a high of 87.5 degrees.

After a long stretch of largely below normal temperatures, spring popped up in a big way today delivering summer-like temperatures that broke records.

As measured at Denver International Airport, the Mile High City’s temperature topped out at 85 degrees. This easily bested the previous record high for the date of 80 degrees last set in 1982.

Here in Thornton, we topped Denver’s mark with a high of 86.9 degrees.

More heat is on tap as we are likely to set a record high tomorrow as well.

The warm weather records just seem to keep continuing to fall. Yesterday, Denver set another record high and a record low minimum.

As measured at Denver International Airport, the Mile High City saw the mercury top out at 99 degrees. This easily bested the old record high for September 7th of 95 degrees set in 2013.

Additionally, the low temperature reading yesterday at the airport of 66 degrees set a record low minimum for the date. That easily bested the previous record of 63 degrees set in 1938 and previous years.

Thornton was again just a bit warmer during the day yesterday, recording a max of 100 degrees. This was Thornton’s seventh 100 degree reading of the year. Conversely, we were a good bit cooler than DIA with a low of 59 degrees.

With the heat, one would hope for relief at night and in the early mornings. While it has cooled some overnight, it has remained unusually warm.

As measured at Denver International Airport, the low temperature today was 67 degrees. This ties the record high minimum for the date set in 2020.

Thornton was a good bit cooler with a low of 59 degrees.

The heat is on and the records have begun to fall. Today Denver set a record high temperature and it likely is only the first of at least a few records that will fall in the coming days.

As measured at Denver International Airport, the Mile High City’s high temperature today topped out at 98 degrees. That just tops the previous record high for the date of 97 degrees set two years ago in 2020.

In Thornton, we were actually a slight bit warmer with a high of 99 degrees.

We have been having to post way too many high temperature records lately. Here is yet another.

As measured at Denver International Airport, the Mile High City topped out at 98 degrees today. This tops the old record high for August 11 last set in 2020.

Here in Thornton, we matched that with a 98 degree high as well.

Looking ahead, the 90+ degree weather looks to stick with us through the weekend. There are indications however, thankfully, that a cool down arrives for the start of next week.

Another high temperature record and another 100-degree reading for the Mile High City – and Thornton.

As measured at Denver International Airport, the high temperature in Denver today topped out at 101 degrees. That bested the previous record high for the date of 99 degrees last set way back in 1877.

Here in Thornton, we reached a high of 100 degrees, the 7^th time this year we have hit 100 degrees or higher.

The heat records just seem to keep coming.

Denver’s temperature, as measured at Denver International Airport, topped out at 98 degrees. That ties the record high for the date previously set in 1981 and 1979.

Here in Thornton, we actually were a bit warmer with a high of 99 degrees.