The official daily temperature in Denver hit the 90s today for the first time this year cowx
While the first 90-degree mark in the city on June 27 seems to be running a bit deep into the year, the latest day for such a reading in Denver was back in 1967 when it held out until July 21, said Paul Schlatter, a meteorologist
with the National Weather Service in Boulder.At 2:48 p.m. Tuesday, Denver’s temperature, officially recorded at Denver International Airport, hit 92 degrees.The record-high temperature for Denver on June 27 was 102 degrees set in 1990.
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