Breckenridge weather is the best of all worlds, with an average of 300 days of sunshine each year and an annual snowfall of 366 inches. In winter, expect endless powder days followed by afternoon apres on the patio. Summers range in the mid 70s, so it never gets too hot- perfect for days spent on the trail or by the pool with the whole crew.
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Breckenridge Weather: Summer (June – August)
Summer in Breckenridge brings glorious sunshine, breathtaking bluebird skies and beautiful greenery. At an average Summer temperature of 70 degrees during the day and 50 degrees at night, typical summer apparel works great for most activities. Because the sun in the mountains is strong and we are at a high altitude, we recommend wearing sun protection and bringing a reusable water bottle to fill up at refill stations around town. A quick afternoon rain shower is to be expected and will come and go, refreshing all of the natural mountain foliage. Evenings will cool off considerably and often call for a hoodie or light jacket.
• Average daytime temperature: 70 degrees
• Average nighttime temperature: 50 degrees
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Breckenridge Weather: Fall (September & October)
Fall is the perfect time to enjoy golden aspen leaves, crisp mountain air and Breckenridge’s fall festivals. Many of your favorite summer activities like hiking, biking and soaking up sunshine on the patio can still be enjoyed during the fall and with fewer crowds, meaning it’s one of the best times to hit the trails. Weather conditions can change quickly in the High Country, so it’s always a good idea to have additional layers of clothing on hand.
• Average daytime temperature: 55 degrees
• Average nighttime temperature: 30
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Does it snow in Breckenridge in October?
Breckenridge typically gets snow starting late October through the end of May, however, Breckenridge has been known to receive snow every month of the year. Breckenridge Ski Resort is usually open mid-November through Memorial day, weather depending. For summer activities like hiking and biking, plan for late June through September or early October. For winter sports and skiing, conditions are best December through April.
Breckenridge Weather: Winter / Spring (November – May)
Breckenridge is known for its 300 inches of annual snowfall per year, which provide phenomenal outdoor recreation conditions throughout the winter. With an average winter temperature of 28 degrees during the day and 15 degrees at night, that magical Colorado sunshine warms up every winter adventure you’ll enjoy. The sun can be intense at elevation, so protect your skin with sunscreen and your eyes with sunglasses or goggles. Weather conditions can change quickly and dramatically in the High Country, so it’s always a good idea to have additional layers of clothing on hand. Low humidity is a plus, and you’ll want to stay hydrated with two to three times your normal intake of water.
Ski Season (November – May):
Breckenridge Ski Resort is open from mid-November through Memorial day, weather depending. Dates fluctuate every year so check opening/closing dates before booking your trip.
• Average daytime temperature: 28 degrees
• Average nighttime temperature: 15 degrees
Want specific Winter weather forecasts, winter storm predictions and snowfall totals? Check out opensnow.com for all the latest information.
Breckenridge Winter Packing Guide
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