On Monday, October 26, the mercury struggled to a high of just 16F — a new record for the coldest October high temperature ever recorded in Denver. Looking to today, the current record low temperature in Denver for Oct 27 is 11 degrees. That would mark three consecutive days with single-digit lows in the metro, which is a very impressive feat for October standards. In years of record keeping it has only happened one other time — Oct 29 to Oct 31 of last year!
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Denver, Colorado possesses a semi-arid, continental climate with four distinct seasons. Denver is located on the western edge of the High Plains, just east of the foothills of the Southern Rocky Mountains.
The weather of the city and surrounding area is influenced by the proximity of the Rocky Mountains to the west. While generally mild compared to the mountains to the west and plains further east, Denver's weather can be very unpredictable. The season's first snowfall generally occurs around October 19, and the last snowfall is about April 27, averaging Denver records an annual average of sunshine during 69 percent of all possible daylight hours.
Denver receives over 3, hours of sunshine a year, with over days of sunshine. Winters in Denver can vary from mild to cold, and although large amounts of snow can fall on the mountains just west of the city, the effects of the Rocky Mountains shield the city from precipitation for much of the season.
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