Are you ready for snow in Colorado? Summer may be in full swing, but before long, we’ll be watching flakes fall. It’s wild how quickly the seasons turn.
Last Year’s Late First Snow in Northern Colorado
Northern Colorado saw an unusually late first snowfall last year. That raised the question: when can we expect the first snow across the state this year?
Farmers’ Almanac Predicts a Harsher Winter in 2025
According to the Farmers’ Almanac, Colorado is in for a harsher winter compared to previous years.
Colder Temperatures and More Snow Than Normal
This year is expected to bring colder conditions along with significantly more snow than usual.
When Will Colorado’s First Snow Arrive?
To get an idea, we asked ChatGPT to analyze the Farmers’ Almanac, historical records, and current weather forecasts. Based on that data, AI provided estimated first snowfall dates for 15 different Colorado cities.
Earliest and Latest First Snowfall Predictions
Aspen will likely see snow first, with flakes expected as early as September 25, 2025.
On the other end of the spectrum, Lamar—one of the warmest spots in Colorado’s southeastern plains—will probably see its first snow much later. ChatGPT’s analysis suggests Lamar could get its first snowfall on October 30.
Most Cities Will See Snow by Late October
For most Colorado cities and towns, the first snowfall should arrive during the last week of October.
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