Denver has yet to hit 70 degrees in 2024-- it's historically late

DENVER (BNN) - - Though the weather in Denver has actually been comfortable recently, it hasn't struck 70 degrees simply.

Historically, the Mile High City usually sees temperatures in the 70s by March 9, even though March is the snowiest month of the year for Denver.

Denver has seen over 3 feet of snow this season. Is that typical?

However since Sunday, March 31, the hottest it's gotten was 69 degrees on March 2. Ever since there have actually been numerous days in the upper 60s.

When was the last time it took so long to hit 70?

It's been 23 years considering that the last time it took this long to reach the 70s. In 2001, the very first 70-degree day came on April 1, according to National Weather Service records.

The current Denver has ever had its very first 70-degree day remained in 1884 on April 24. The earliest was in 1997 on Jan. 20.

On Monday, the Pinpoint Weather team is anticipating a high of 47 degrees along with showers. If all goes according to the projection, it will mark the longest it has taken to strike 70 degrees in Denver because 1983.

Significantly, it will be the longest it has taken to hit 70 considering that weather observation records began at Denver International Airport in 1995.

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When will Denver hit 70 degrees?

Temperature levels are expected to heat up an extra 10 degrees Tuesday and once again Wednesday to 67 degrees.

Denver is on track to see its very first days in the 70s on Thursday and Friday with sunlight and a high of 72.

The 70-degree mark doesn't always mark an end to winter season weather for the year. According to the NWS, Denver usually gets 8.6 inches of snow in April.

, if Denver requires to get over 18 inches of snow in April and May combined to satisfy the annual average.. The last time Denver got that much snow in those 2 months remained in 2013.