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Issued by NWS Denver/Boulder, CO
Issued by NWS Denver/Boulder, CO
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909 NOUS45 KBOU 050859 PNSBOU COZ030>051-052300- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Denver/Boulder CO 259 AM MDT SUN OCT 5 2025 ...Today in metro Denver weather history... 3-5 In 1984...from the 3rd to the 5th...the remnants of Pacific Hurricane Polo produced heavy rain over northeastern Colorado. Most locations received between 1.00 to 2.50 inches of rain...but 3.45 inches fell in Littleton. Rainfall totaled 1.73 inches at Stapleton International Airport... where north winds gusted to 24 mph. 4-5 In 1997...unusually warm weather on the 4th and 5th resulted in two temperature records. High temperature of 87 degrees on the 4th exceeded the old record set in 1922 by one degree. High temperature of 86 degrees on the 5th equaled the record set in 1990 and previous years. 5 In 1962...unusually severe thunderstorms for this late in the season affected areas from Boulder northward. Hail up to golf ball size and strong gusty winds did much damage to roofs...windows...and signs in Boulder. Heavy rainfall caused local flooding. In 1994...lightning caused a power outage to over 2400 homes for a few hours in and around Nederland in the foothills southwest of Boulder. Very strong winds accompanied the thunderstorm. Thunderstorm winds gusted to 60 mph and hail to 1/2 inch diameter fell in Lafayette. Strong microburst winds gusting to 69 mph near Strasburg caused an oil rig to topple onto two vehicles...injuring one person. The strong winds in the area also downed a few power poles... but caused power outages to only a few homes. In 1995...strong winds spread from the foothills onto the plains. Wind gusts to 77 mph were reported atop Squaw Mountain west of Denver. On the plains...winds gusted to 60 mph at Kennesburg and to 62 mph near Strasburg. North winds gusted to 41 mph at Denver International Airport. $$