Great Sand Dunes National Park Weather Information

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Welcome to the Great Sand Dunes National Park Weather Page.
Read below to find current weather conditions in the park, the regional short term temperature and precipitation forcast, special advisory bulletins, and state average climate information.

Curent Weather forecast for Alamosa and Central San Luis Valley

Spring at Great Sand Dunes can mean anything from warm sun and mild spring temperatures to chilly winds or blizzards - sometimes in one day! At this 8200' (2470 m) elevation, be prepared. Have clothing available for a warm, calm day splashing in the water, but also for snowy or windy conditions if needed.

Summer temperatures at this 8200' (2470 m) elevation average in the 80s F., with lows at night averaging in the 40s F. July and August can bring heavy afternoon rainstorms with lightning.

Fall at Great Sand Dunes can mean anything from warm sun and mild fall temperatures to blizzards - sometimes in one day! At this 8200' (2470 m) elevation, be prepared for any conditions. Typically, however, fall days are sunny with highs in the 60s to 70s F. and lows in the 30s F. Fall colors generally peak in late September to early October.

Winter at Great Sand Dunes offers solitude, natural quiet, and incredibly clear day and night skies. Days are generally sunny and chilly, and the sand may even feel warm in the intense alpine sun. But be prepared for any winter conditions at this 8200' elevation, including blizzards and subzero temperatures at night.

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