Denver Ties All-Time Record High Of 105 Degrees
The old record high for June 28 was 99°F set in 1986.
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The old record high for June 28 was 99°F set in 1986.
We tied the all-time record high of 105 degrees in Denver today, but relief is on the way soon.
Xcel Energy says that they anticipate Thursday to be the highest-usage day of 2018. Denver broke the heat record which was previously at 99 degrees by reaching 100 degrees at 11:31 a.m. Thursday.
Once again, the 101st Army Concert Band will take the stage on Independence Eve to fire up the crowd with patriotic music and accompany the fireworks.
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Firefighters battling the largest wildfire burning in Colorado right now say fire activity continues to increase due to high temperatures and gusty winds.
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A new painting of President Donald J. Trump puts the current immigration debate in the spotlight.
A Disney classic comes to the BDT Stage in Boulder.
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