Denver neighborhoods without trees are 9 degrees hotter  ...Middle East

If the city of Denver is planting extra trees in your neighborhood, you might live in the worst of the metro area’s sun-blasted heat islands.  A new map from the meteorology data-crunchers at Climate Central shows some of Denver’s most paved-over neighborhoods suffering recent (and looming) heat waves at rates 9 degrees hotter than shaded blocks just a couple of miles away.  The door-to-door pavement and concrete-covered canyons downtown, on South Santa Fe and west of the Mousetrap absorb Denver’s 100-degree sunshine all day and can’t let go of the heat before the next high noon, said adaptation manager Lis Cohen in the city’s office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency. 

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