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How cold can it get in the Tetons?

December 1, 2017

The weather varies from day to day here. Here is a general idea:

December is the coldest month with the shortest days. It can also be some of the best skiing because of those two factors. Highs average in the low 20’s or teens with overnight lows dipping into the single digits or below zero.

January can be cold and stormy, although we generally get a winter thaw somewhere in the month. Temps can rise into the low 30’s during the days or it can be like December weather.

February temps rise with the increased daylight.

March is a mix of everything – warm sunny days to blowing snow powder days.

April is springtime with longer days and stronger sunlight. However, we generally get some big storms in April, which might mean rain on the valley floor and snow in the mountains.

Whatever month you choose, skiers and riders must always be prepared for changing mountain weather. A day can start out sunny and warm and end with new snow. Always bring plenty of warm clothing no matter what month of the season you choose to visit.

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