Persistent high-pressure ridging and a lingering heatwave across the Front Range have positioned Denver for another day of well-above-normal warmth on July 22, with National Weather Service guidance and ensemble models showing afternoon highs most likely in the low to mid-90s under mostly sunny skies and light winds. Recent observations confirm multiple days above 95–100 °F, consistent with July’s climatological peak when average highs reach 95 °F. Trader consensus reflected in the 43.5 % implied probability for 94 °F or higher and 32.5 % for 92–93 °F aligns with this model consensus while accounting for typical forecast uncertainty around maximum temperature, such as slight variations in cloud cover or downslope wind strength. The market will resolve on the official Denver International Airport reading.