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Denver, CO Weather: 83° Record High, Little Snow Last November
Denver, CO – With November 2026 approaching, residents across Colorado's Front Range have a striking reminder of how dramatically late fall temperatures can change. Denver's November 2025 weather reco
By Avery Collins · 2026-10-24T12:39:12.687Z
Denver, CO – With November 2026 approaching, residents across Colorado's Front Range have a striking reminder of how dramatically late fall temperatures can change. Denver's November 2025 weather records show temperatures reaching 83 degrees before the month ended with readings as low as 8 degrees, a 75 degree difference between the month's extremes.
According to National Weather Service climate statistics, Denver recorded an average temperature of 45.1 degrees during November 2025, approximately 5.7 degrees above normal. The month ranked as the 13th warmest November in 154 years of records.
Record Heat and Freezing Temperatures Denver reached 83 degrees Nov. 2, breaking the previous daily record high of 78 degrees established in 1931.
Despite the unusual warmth, freezing temperatures remained common throughout the month.
Temperatures dropped to 32 degrees or below on 16 days, with the coldest reading reaching just 8 degrees.
The average daytime high was 59.9 degrees, while overnight lows averaged 30.3 degrees.
These figures illustrate the sharp temperature contrasts possible across Denver and the surrounding Front Range during autumn.
Exceptionally Dry Conditions November 2025 was also unusually dry.
Denver recorded just 0.09 inches of precipitation, approximately 0.59 inches below normal.
That made it the 13th driest November in 154 years of records.
Snowfall totaled only 0.2 inches, substantially below the normal November snowfall of approximately 7.4 inches.
Measurable precipitation occurred on just three days.
What This Means Heading Into November 2026 These November 2025 statistics are historical observations, not a forecast for November 2026.
However, they demonstrate why Colorado residents should remain prepared for freezing temperatures even when autumn weather feels unusually warm.
Checking heating systems, protecting exposed pipes and keeping winter supplies in vehicles can help households prepare for colder conditions.
Denver's November 2025 records serve as a reminder that unusually warm and dry months can still produce significant overnight cold.