Denver heat advisory pushes thousands to Clear Creek as temperatures exceed 100 degrees
A sustained heat wave across the metro area is driving public health alerts and reshaping how residents spend their weekends; understanding where Coloradans gather during dangerous heat helps city planners and emergency services prepare for climate-driven crowding.
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