DENVER — Denver is closing out the workweek under sizzling, sunny skies, with scattered storms possible by the weekend as the city’s unprecedented heat streak persists. Forecasters said Thursday the city has now logged its 60th day of 90-degree-or-higher temperatures, ranking it among the top six longest such streaks on record. “The summer heat sticks around,” said a Denver7 report, noting the streak shows no sign of breaking before the weekend. After several days of near-record highs and clear skies, a cold front moving in from the west is expected to bring scattered thunderstorms Saturday, offering a brief — though likely dry — cooldown. Highs will remain in the mid-to-upper 90s through Friday. Reporting by Denver7.
Sources: Denver7 (Denver TV station)
