DENVER (KDVR) — After a last-minute snowstorm in early May, summer-like weather is back in the forecast, with temperatures in Denver nearing 90 degrees.
Denver had a historically warm winter, but an end-of-the-season snowstorm left Denver with cold temperatures in early May. Now, temperatures are warming back up, and the Pinpoint Weather team expects mid-May to be the hottest day of the year so far.
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Throughout the week, temperatures are expected to reach near record heat in the high 80s.
Could Denver hit 90 degrees this week?
The Pinpoint Weather team is expecting temperatures in the low to mid 80s all week, nearly breaking several records over the years.
The highest temperature is predicted to be on Wednesday, when Denver could see 88 degrees. This is nearing the record daily high, set in 1915 at 90 degrees. While Denver is getting close to the record, the Pinpoint Weather team said it may not hit 90 degrees.
Wednesday will be close to hitting 90 degrees, but likely won’t reach over the high 80s. That said, the Pinpoint Weather team expects Wednesday to be the hottest day of the year so far, surpassing the mid-80s in March…