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7. We get 90+ weather and then cold and foggy.

Sat Jun 9, 2012, 09:27 PM

Jun 2012

I grew up in this valley and that's just weird. The seasons used to be gentle and have an arc. Now, it's more like a roller coaster.

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Holy crap: It's only the start of June and it's above 100 in some places in Denver! [View all] originalpckelly Jun 2012 OP

It's dry today... originalpckelly Jun 2012 #2

It has been warm ellie Jun 2012 #3

Born in Denver in '48, madamesilverspurs Jun 2012 #4

And check out these scary snowpack numbers DavidDvorkin Jun 2012 #5

I don't think I ever once saw temps anywhere on the Front Range kestrel91316 Jun 2012 #6

We get 90+ weather and then cold and foggy. EFerrari Jun 2012 #7

What is it going to take for the anti-science party SoutherDem Jun 2012 #8

It got up to 39 degrees today but the wind is blowing about 20 knots. Arctic Dave Jun 2012 #9

I didn't know it EVER got that hot there. Has that always been the case? Honeycombe8 Jun 2012 #10

I remember days over 100 degrees when I first moved to Denver DavidDvorkin Jun 2012 #11

I had no idea. I think of Denver as "Rocky Mountain High," skiing, snow, Honeycombe8 Jun 2012 #12

Rocky Mountain High begins to the west of Denver DavidDvorkin Jun 2012 #16

It's summer, there are going to be heat snaps. Joe the Revelator Jun 2012 #13

Actually it is still spring, MadHound Jun 2012 #14

Our heat snaps are usually not that hot so soon, and you are right MadHound. originalpckelly Jun 2012 #18

And climate change is not measured by tens of degrees Joe the Revelator Jun 2012 #19

Here in Missouri we're not only hot, but dry as well, MadHound Jun 2012 #15

Wish that would stay west but I know it won't. mmonk Jun 2012 #17

I live at 8,500 feet in Conifer, Co. It was 90 yesterday. kaiden Jun 2012 #20

It was 95F in Fargo, yesterday. Odin2005 Jun 2012 #21