Denver weather: Nearing record warmth Sunday

DENVER (KDVR) — Summer-like conditions continue as Denver’s weather looks to stay hot Sunday. In fact, Pinpoint Weather, Colorado’s Most Accurate Forecast, is watching the potential for more record-high temperatures.

Weather tonight: Breezy and mild

Temperatures overnight Saturday will again be unseasonably mild. Normal lows for Denver are now in the middle 40s, but temperatures will only cool to around 60 degrees Sunday morning. It will also be breezy; expect southerly winds around 15-25 miles per hour at times. The skies will be clear, so the weather will be dry.

Weather tomorrow: Temperatures nearing record highs

It might be early autumn, but it certainly doesn’t feel like it. Temperatures Sunday afternoon should touch 90 degrees in Denver — making it the 64th day of 90-degree or warmer temperatures this year.

The record high is 92 degrees set back in 1892. Other locations will also be flirting with 90 degrees once again.

Looking ahead: Staying dry as temperatures seesaw

The extended outlook will remain dry and uneventful with plenty of sunshine. The most interesting weather features will be occasional breezy winds on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.

Temperatures will see-saw a bit next week as well. They will start in the middle 80s Monday, fall into the 70s Tuesday and jump back to nearly 90 degrees Wednesday, before settling in the lower 80s to end the work week.

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