SCIENCEJul 28 · 01:06 UTCKOAA NBC5 COLORADO SPRINGSLauren Brand

Overnight lows may break records, here’s why the heat isn’t going away

A high-pressure system over the Rockies is trapping heat in Colorado, leading to record-breaking overnight lows in the 60s and 70s. Colorado Springs and Pueblo have seen temperatures significantly higher than their seasonal averages, with potential records at risk if temperatures do not drop below 76 degrees.

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