KUSA — A new record low was set Monday morning when the temperature fell to 18° at Denver International Airport. The previous record of 20° was set in 1970. Afternoon highs are expected to range from 43° to 48°.
While the official record of 18 was set at Denver International Airport, other places were much colder. Castle Rock dipped to 9° and Fort Collins and Greeley recorded a temperature of 10°
We should be back to more seasonal temperatures by midweek with temperatures into the 50s and 60s.
Snow totals on Sunday were nothing to shake a stick at on Sunday, with Nederland hitting 10 and a half inches. A quick snow total provided by the National Weather Service can be seen here:
Estes Park got 9 and a half inches
Jamestown got 8 and a half inches
Riverside got 8 inches
Tabernash got 7 inches
Drake got 7 inches
Windsor got 6.9 inches
Pinecliffe got 6.3 inches
East-southeast Boulder got 6.3 inches
West-northwest Boulder got 5 and a half inches
Campion got 6 inches
South Denver got 5.6 inches
West Denver got 3 and a half inches
Loveland got 5 and a half inches
Broomfield got 5.1 inches
Crescent Village got 5 inches
Kelim got 5 inches
Silverthorne got 5 inches
Evergreen got 4.6 inches
Henderson got 4 inches
Cherry Creek Reservoir got 4 inches
Masonville got 3.8 inches
Floyd Hill got 3.7 inches
Aurora got 3 and a half inches
Manila Village got 3 and a half inches
Englewood got 3 and a half inches
Golden got 3.2 inches
Northglenn got 3 inches
Arvada got 3 inches
Denver International Airport got 2.7 inches
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