Denver weather: Another sunny, warm, record-breaking day in March
The Denver area is likely to see another record-breaking temperature for the fourth time this month.
The National Weather Service in Boulder said to expect mostly sunny skies with a high of around 84 degrees in Denver on Tuesday. That’s eight degrees hotter than the previous record for March 24 of 76 degrees, set in 1896.
It is 25 degrees warmer than the average for March 24.
With wind gusts reaching as high as 21 mph, the area hasn’t been put on an official fire warning, but the weather service remains cautious.
“Near-critical fire weather conditions will be in place, especially for the northern plains,” the weather service said.
Warming continues today as we push into the 80's across the lower elevations, setting daily records for most locations. Near-critical fire weather conditions will be in place, especially for the northern plains. #COwx pic.twitter.com/rIiTs9pK8F
— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) March 24, 2026
Residents can expect a fairly warm evening, with lows around 56 degrees at night.
Denver will continue to stay in the 80s on Wednesday and Thursday, with potential to reach 90, before a big dip in temperature forecasted for Friday. There will be slight chances of rain on Thursday and Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.