Is today a good day for snowboarding in Colorado Springs?

Today is not the day.

Not a day for snowboarding. Hot for it — 8 °C.

Not today14/100

7-day outlook for snowboarding in Colorado Springs

Best day looks like Today at 14/100.

Tod14
Tom14
Wed14
Thu14
Fri14
Sat14
Sun14

Why this score?

Temperature8°C
Wind15 km/h
Rainfall6.4 mm

Data from Open-Meteo, and Open-Meteo Marine for waves and sea temperature. Last updated 19:35 UTC.

Snowboarding in Colorado Springs, month by month

Snow is most likely in February, with about 4 snowy days. Frost is most common in January, with about 31 days below freezing. Daytime highs peak at 30°C in July and fall to 5°C in January. Winds average 11 km/h in April, the windiest month, and 8 km/h in July, the calmest.

Our seasonal guide puts snowboarding in season from November to March.

Average snowy days, frosty days, daytime high, average wind for each month in Colorado Springs
MonthSnowy days (days)Frosty days (days)Daytime high (°C)Average wind (km/h)
January (in season)33159
February (in season)428510
March (in season)4271111
April3141711
May112211
June002810
July00308
August00309
September11279
October15209
November (in season)322119
December (in season)22989

In season, by our seasonal guide

Averages of daily weather 2020 to 2024, from ERA5 reanalysis data (about 25 km resolution). Not a forecast.

About snowboarding in Colorado Springs

At the foot of Pikes Peak — 6,000 feet up, 300 days of sun, and trail access from almost every neighbourhood.

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Weather data from Open-Meteo.