Colorado Climate Center Information
Thank you for visiting our page! We strive to make the Colorado Climate Center website your first stop for all things pertaining to Colorado's climate. Our top menu will guide you to all of our resources, information, and products.
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General Info
Learn about our office and staff. Find our presentations, publications, reports, and a full archive. Also get outreach materials and explore other climate and data resources.
Colorado's Climate
Explore our state's historical climate with Colorado's Climate at a Glance tools. Read our latest monthly climate summary and get ENSO updates. Learn more about some of our projects researching the climate. Look through our state's severe weather climatology with interactive maps and graphs.
Data Access
Download temperature, precipitation, and snowfall observations across Colorado, from National Weather Service Cooperative Network (COOP) stations. Our updated data access page is powered by ACIS. Easily grab daily, monthly, or annual values for a station's entire period of record, and in most cases up to as recent as yesterday. Also links to data from our CoCoRaHS and CoAgMET networks.
Maps and Graphs
Keep up with Colorado's latest climate conditions. Current condition maps of precipitation, temperature, and other conditions (via ACIS, CoAgMET, and CoCoRaHS). View graphs of precipitation accumulation, temperature, and growing degree days for stations.
Normals and Extremes
View maps of our state's normals and extremes, annually and by month. Get charts of a station's climate normals and extremes. Read more about some of our state's most historical climate events and see our state's official records.