Many dubbed this past Tuesday as “Twosday” due to the unique date of 2/22/22. The day made Denver weather history as the coldest high temperature the city has ever had on Feb. 22, beating out a 109-year-old record.
Yesterday, the max temp in Denver was 8 degrees which set a new record low max for the day. The previous record was 13 degrees back in 1913.
The low this morning was -7 degrees which set a new record low for the day. The previous record was -4 degrees way back in 1899.
— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder)
Denver only warmed to a frigid 8 degrees on Tuesday, breaking the previous record of 13 degrees set in 1913.
Wednesday morning also broke a record, this one is even older at 123 years standing. It was for the lowest temperature ever recorded on Feb. 23 in Denver. Readings show the morning low at minus 7, beating the previous record of 4 degrees below zero, set in 1899.
Nonetheless, cold temperatures will continue for the rest of the week.
