Colorado Weather And Climate Facts

If you are planning to visit or relocate to Colorado, these are the normal weather conditions based upon historical weather data:

Alamosa Weather - In the last 60 years the highest measured temperature in Alamosa Colorado was 96°F, while the average high yearly temperature is 58.6°F. The coldest day reported in Alamosa for the past 60 years was -50°F, and the average annual low daily temperature is 22.9°F.

Alamosa receives an annual average of 7.25 inches of precipitation and receives an annual average of 32.5 inches of snow.

Colorado Springs Weather - The record high temperature in Colorado Springs Colorado for the last 57 years was 100°F, and the typical annual high is 61.8°F. The lowest documented temperature for Colorado Springs for the past 57 years was -27°F, and the normal low daily annual temperature is 33.7°F.

Colorado Springs usually receives an annual average of 17.4 inches of rain and averages 41.9 inches of snow yearly.

Denver Weather - The record high temperature in Denver Colorado for the last 63 years was 105°F, and the mean yearly high is 64.2°F. The coldest day reported in Denver for the past 63 years was -30°F, while the average low annual temperature is 35.8°F.

Denver normally receives an annual average of 15.81 inches of rain and receives a yearly average of 60.3 inches of snow.

Grand Junction Weather - The highest recorded temperature for Grand Junction for the past 59 years was 106°F, and the normal yearly high is 65.1°F. The lowest documented temperature for Grand Junction for the past 59 years was -23°F, and the mean annual daily low is 38.5°F.

Grand Junction usually receives an annual average of 8.99 inches of rain and averages 23.7 inches of snow annually.

Pueblo Weather - The highest recorded temperature for Pueblo Colorado for the past 64 years was 109°F, while the typical high annual temperature is 67.4°F. In the last 64 years the lowest measured temperature in Pueblo was -31°F, while the regular low annual temperature is 35.9°F.

Pueblo usually receives an average of 12.39 inches of precipitation per year and receives an average of 32.6 inches of snow.