#Denver will swing from 100-degree weekend heatwave to snowfall

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Denver is about to experience some Rocky Mountain highs — and lows.
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Temperatures hit a record high of 101 degrees in Denver on Saturday — but they’re now predicting snow for Tuesday.

The afternoon high temperature blasted past the previous Sept. 5 record of 98 degrees, set only last year, the Denver Post reported.

But the Colorado capital’s sweltering heat is heading for a post-Labor Day plunge.

Denver residents can expect Tuesday’s daytime temperatures to “fall off a cliff” into the 30s, the paper reported.

And it will sink below freezing — 28 degrees — overnight, with a massive blast of Canadian air bringing possible flurries.