Does it snow in the month of November in Colorado ?

Answer 1

The weather here is so unpredictable. In the higher elevations though, it can literally snow any month of the year. I've seen snow in July. And that's no joke! Typically, though, snow starts about October and ends in May. In the higher elevations, it usually starts snowing a month or two before that. We've gotten snowed on many times camping over Labor Day!

Answer 2

It was one of the snowiest months of last year in Denver. Typically we get most of our snow in January and February but not always. We get our earliest snowstorm in late September or October. From that point on we have an occasional snowstorm come through. When we first came out we looked at weather.com for the week and it was supposed to snow three times, we were here for 10 days and it never snowed and that was in December of 2004. So I guess, the best answer is that yes, it definitely could but the weather here in very unpredictable.

Answer 3

In the Mountains- It can(and does) snow almost any month of the year. I was on Mt Evans last July4th when it snowed.

As for Denver, surprisingly November is statistically the third snowiest month. December, January, February are dry months(although some snow does fall).

Answer 4

I experienced heavy snow, the last week of October and the first week of November in 2002.

Answer 5

Yes, it can snow pretty much any month in Colorado.

Answer 6

Yes, depending where you are. We stayed outside of Colorado Springs and it snowed on us over Thanksgiving weekend.

Answer 7

It depends. On the eastern plains, we didn't get very much snow. In Denver, the first snow happens early, about early to mid October.

Answer 8

It is most likely it will. But not every day. It may flurry every few days or none at all. We don't typically get massive amounts of snow until after the first of the year.

Answer 9

It snows in Denver from September 15th to May 10th.
(not every day, of course!)
Lived there for 37 years.

Answer 10

yes in the higher elevations