Lake-effect Snow and Whiteout Conditions in the Great Lakes Region; Below-average Temperatures in the East

Heavy lake-effect and lake-enhanced snow will persist downwind of the Great Lakes and produce some whiteout conditions that could cause difficult travel conditions. A coastal low will produce moderate to heavy snow over parts of southern and eastern New England into the afternoon. Below average temperatures are expected across the eastern U.S., particularly with chilly morning temperatures. Read More >

COLORADO SPRINGS

AVERAGE WINTER TEMPERATURES (DECEMBER - FEBRUARY)

1895	27.4
1896	32.2
1897	30.4
1898	29.6
1899	22.8
1900	31.4
1901	31.1
1902	31.3
1903	28.5
1904	32.8
1905	28.3
1906	31.3
1907	36.4
1908	32.1
1909	32.6
1910	26.2
1911	32.3
1912	26.1
1913	25.4
1914	30.5
1915	27.6
1916	32.2
1917	28.8
1918	29.8
1919	29.5
1920	32.4
1921	32.4
1922	30.0
1923	32.5
1924	31.5

1925	30.9
1926	33.1
1927	33.5
1928	30.3
1929	26.0
1930	30.5
1931	32.1
1932	32.1
1933	27.1
1934	37.6
1935	35.8
1936	30.5
1937	29.5
1938	33.2
1939	31.3
1940	30.5
1941	33.6
1942	29.5
1943	35.4
1944	31.6
1945	31.6
1947	31.6
1949	26.3
1950	33.1
1951	31.2
1952	32.0
1953	32.9
1954	35.5
1955	29.1

1956	31.0
1957	32.7
1958	35.6
1959	31.9
1960	28.1
1961	30.8
1962	26.3
1963	32.0
1964	27.8
1965	32.0
1966	28.8
1967	31.8
1968	29.5
1969	32.2
1970	32.0
1971	30.8
1972	32.1
1973	27.0
1974	30.7
1975	29.0
1976	34.4
1977	31.5
1978	29.1
1979	23.7
1980	31.5
1981	36.3
1982	30.4
1983	32.2
1984	25.9
1985	28.1

1986	33.6
1987	30.7
1988	28.3
1989	27.9
1990	30.8
1991	30.0
1992	33.6
1993	28.4
1994	31.8
1995	33.6
1996	31.1
1997	30.1
1998	31.4
1999	33.4
2000	34.6
2001	28.5
2002	31.1
2003	31.5
2004	31.4
2005	33.7
2006	31.1
2007	29.6
2008	28.9
2009	33.4
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016	27.2 31.0 32.4 30.2 30.1 32.6 34.0