Halloween In Colorado Springs

Average High Average Low Record High Record Low

Lowest Maximum

("Coolest High")

Highest Minimum

("Warmest Low")

58 31 76 in 1933 10 in 1991 24 in 2002 51 in 1915

Mean temperature for October 31st : 44

PRECIPITATION

RECORD PRECIPITATION is .85 inches in 1972

SNOWFALL

RECORD SNOWFALL is 13.8 inches in 1972

Number of times with a trace or more....... 22
Number of times with an inch or more.......  7
Climatological chance of a trace or more...  19%
Climatological chance of an inch or more... 6%

SNOW ON GROUND

RECORD SNOW ON GROUND is 6.0 inches in 1991

Number of times with a trace or more....... 9
Number of times with an inch or more...... 3
Climatological chance of a trace or more... 14%
Climatological chance of an inch or more...  5%

The last "chilling" Halloween was in 2002. The day started out at a balmy 20 degrees, with a dusting of snow covering the ground. The weather through the day would not fair much better with cloudy skies keeping the cold weather in place across the city, with only a meager 4 degrees of warming taking place through the daylight hours. That evening a cold freezing drizzle and snow mixture would blanket the area, making for a slippery trek across the neighborhood. In 1991, there was 6 inches of snow on the ground at 5 am that morning, with an additional 1.2 inches falling that day. The mercury rose to a high of only 29 degrees, and dipped to a record low for that day of 10 degrees. Another cold Halloween was in 1972 when the day started off with a trace of snow on the ground with a record 13.8 inches of snow falling during the day. The temperature only rose to a high of 25 degrees...which is the record lowest maximum temperature for that day...with a low reading of 17 degrees.


Snowfall records are in inches, from 1895 to the present.
Snow depth on the ground is at 5 AM MST, beginning in 1948 to the present.
Temperatures are in degrees fahrenheit, from 1895 to present.

Current through 2012.


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