Denver weather forecast for today, Dec. 11: Sunny and mild
Our mild, dry fall continues.
Geese fly above the downtown skyline. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
Our mild, dry fall continues.
The National Weather Service forecast calls for a high today near 59 degrees, with sunny, clear conditions.
Overnight, the low should be around 28 degrees.
Tuesday will also be sunny, with a high near 65 degrees and light winds from south southwest.
In fact, the entire rest of the week is pretty much more of this.
Unless this forecast is wildly off, today will mark 63 days without measurable snow, according to the weather service. Yes, we’ve had a dusting here or there, but they don’t count, officially, as snow.
The Denver record for longest period without snow is 70 days, which we’ll hit next Tuesday unless the white stuff shows up before then.
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