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What Winter Is Really Like in Colorado Springs
What Winter Is Really Like in Colorado Springs
If you're not from Colorado, winter here can sound intimidating. Snow. Mountains. Cold. But the reality of living through winter in Colorado Springs is very different than what most people picture.
Yes, we get snow.
No, it's not the kind of winter that shuts your life down for months.
Here's what winter actually looks like.
Snow Happens, But It Doesn't Stick Around Forever
Colorado Springs does get snowstorms, but one of the biggest surprises for newcomers is how quickly it melts.
Thanks to:
- Strong sunshine (even in January)
- Dry air
- Rapid temperature swings
It's very common to get snow one day and see dry roads and sidewalks the next. This isn't a place where snow piles up and lingers for weeks at a time.
Sunshine Is the Game-Changer
Winter here is bright.
Even on...
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Spooky Fun Awaits: Your 2025 Halloween Guide to the Pikes Peak Region
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Best Donuts in Colorado Springs
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What to Expect During Springs in Colorado Springs
Springtime in Colorado Springs is a season of transition, where winter's chill gives way to longer, sunnier days—though Mother Nature loves to keep us on our toes! Fr...
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Tips For Staying Safe During Extreme Cold Weather in Colorado
We've uncovered solutions to frequently asked questions that arise during cold weather.
What is Wind Chill?
Wind chill refers to how the combination of wind and cold temperatures feels on exposed skin, particularly on the uncovered face of someone about 5 feet tall. The National Weather Service (NWS) calculates wind chill using a simple formula: multiply the wind speed by 0.7, then subtract that value from the air temperature. For example, if the air temperature is 20°F and the wind is blowing at 25 mph, it feels like 3°F on your skin.
To estimate wind chill in real-time, you can use the NWS Wind Chill Calculator. Note that NWS rou...
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