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Last night temperatures dropped into record-setting territory<\/a>. This morning that trend continued and set a record low temperature for October 11 as well.<\/p>\n As measured at Denver International Airport, the Mile High City\u2019s official low temperature this morning was 9 degrees. That absolutely shattered the previous record low temperature for the date of 22 degrees set in 1946.<\/p>\n Thornton saw extremely cold temperatures as well, although not quite as cold as DIA. Our low came in at 15 degrees.<\/p>\n On a related note, yesterday\u2019s snowfall was the first of the season and brought Thornton 3.3 inches of the white stuff.\u00a0 Officially, as measured at DIA, Denver recorded 1.0 inches.<\/p>\n Friday and the weekend will see us break out of the cold with a warming trend that will see mercury levels back near normal on Sunday. Get the forecast here<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Last night temperatures dropped into record-setting territory. This morning that trend continued and set a record low temperature for October 11 as well. As measured at Denver International Airport, the Mile High City\u2019s official low temperature this morning was 9 degrees. That absolutely shattered the previous record low temperature for the date of 22 degrees … Continue reading Denver sets record low temperature for the second day in a row<\/span>