DENVER (KDVR) — This winter has been among the warmest ever in Denver as the city officially broke a decades-old record for the most 60-degree days in a winter.
After the warmest start to the year on record, the city has seen temperatures over 70 degrees this winter. With multiple daily heat records broken, including several days above 60 degrees when high temperatures average in the 40s, the city now has another spot in history.
On Monday, Denver broke a new record: the most 60-degree days in one winter.
There have been 35 days when Denver hit 60 degrees or higher, which breaks a record last set in the winter of 1980-1981, when there were 34 days above 60 degrees. This likely won’t be the last of the 60-degree days, either…