Dec · Jan · Feb
Winter (snow + dry): cold air with sun and regular snow events
Avg low -10 to -6°C / high 4 to 7°C · Snow/rain days: 6–10 / ~10–25 mm (incl. snow)
- • Wind and shade can feel sharply colder.
- • Sunny hours can feel more manageable.
- • Snow can affect walking and driving comfort.
Suggested outfits
- · Warm outerwear + layers
- · Gloves/hat
- · Optional grippy shoes
A note for travelers
Denver winter often blends cold air with plenty of sun.
Mar · Apr · May
Spring (high variability): warm-ups, wind, and occasional late snow
Avg low -2 to 7°C / high 11 to 23°C · Precip days: 6–10 / ~25–65 mm
- • Big swings can happen within a day.
- • Late snow is still possible in spring.
- • Wind can drop comfort quickly.
Suggested outfits
- · Jacket + layers
- · Optional light rain shell
- · Sunscreen option
A note for travelers
In spring, planning for swingy conditions is more reliable than chasing one perfect forecast.
Jun · Jul · Aug
Summer (drier + stormy): warm days with afternoon thunderstorms
Avg low 14–17°C / high 29–33°C · Rainy days: 6–10 / ~25–60 mm (storm-driven)
- • Direct sun can feel intense in dry air.
- • Afternoon storms can be brief but heavy.
- • Evenings often cool down—thin layers help.
Suggested outfits
- · Breathable clothing
- · Optional rain option
- · Optional thin evening layer
A note for travelers
Summer often feels warm but less sticky—sun and storm timing are the main variables.
Sep · Oct · Nov
Fall (crisp + dry): comfortable days, fast-cooling nights
Avg low -3 to 10°C / high 9 to 27°C · Rainy days: 3–6 / ~10–35 mm
- • September can stay warm by day; nights cool quickly later in fall.
- • Dry air can dry skin and lips.
- • Early winter-like days can show up suddenly.
Suggested outfits
- · Light jacket/hoodie
- · Layering pieces
- · Optional moisturizer/lip care
A note for travelers
Fall works best with a simple evening layer plan.