Mid March to Mid May in Denver CO

GlennWest · 01-22-2011, 11:19 AM

I'll be working there then. What should I expect in my MS in this weather? Never been this far north.

rdunk · 01-22-2011, 05:51 PM

Glenn, below is a link to U.S. Weather Service data that I found to be very helpful during our fulltime RV'ing life. Using this information makes it pretty easy to answer your question about Denver, as well as most any other city/area area of the U.S. It was really helpful for us when trying to decide where to go for the winter, and for other times of the year. I found that on the basis of this data, the Texas Rio Grande Valley is pretty hard to beat, for warmer weather, during the winter!!! lol

Just pick your state, and then pick a city, and you get the info you need. Of course, weather wise, what has happened in the past may or may not be similar to now and future weather events!!!!

http://countrystudies.us/united-states/weather/

Hope this helps you, and maybe helps others who don't have this site as a "desk top" shortcut!!

**wingnut60** · 01-22-2011, 06:07 PM

Glenn,
You could get anything from a 10" snowstorm dump to 85 d temps, but generally will be a good time to be in the area. Cool mornings and very nice days. There can also be some mean hailstorms later in the timeframe.
Joe

GlennWest · 01-22-2011, 08:01 PM

Thanks everyone. Sure be a lot different from Corpus Christi where I'm headed tomorrow for 5 week shutdown.

Gemstone · 01-23-2011, 07:58 AM

We arrived the first week of May last year....and promptly got snowed on...something I vowed would never happen...but it was gone in no time. Now March would be a tad early for me...the only positive I could see would be ice fishing!
And yes, be prepared for hail and the associated damage.

We found long term RV spots in the Denver metro area to be as scarce as hen's teeth, have you found a suitable place ?

Regards
Gemstone