Weather on March 18

Denver, CO

55 Years of Data

Avg High
55°F
Avg Low
29°F
Warmest
2026
63°F avg
Coldest
1983
23°F avg

About This Date

March 18th in Denver, CO typically brings cool spring weather, with average highs around 55°F and lows near 29°F — a 26°F daily swing. Over 56 years of records, the warmest March 18th was in 2026 (63°F average), while the coldest was 1983 (23°F) — a 40°F range across recorded history. Precipitation has occurred on 30% of recorded March 18th dates, with snow falling 29% of the time (heaviest snowfall: 7.9"). The last decade has been 3.4°F warmer on this date compared to 20-30 years ago.

The last decade has been 3.4°F warmer on this date compared to 20-30 years ago.

Planning for March 18th in Denver, CO? Bring layers as temperatures can vary throughout the day. Consider bringing rain gear or an umbrella. Check road conditions if traveling, as snow is possible.

Warming Trend
0.7°F per decade on this date
YearHighLowAvgPrecipSnow
2026warmest81°45°63°
202572°46°59°
202445°27°36°
202342°17°30°
202235°23°29°0.53"0.5"
202149°21°35°
202057°31°44°
201949°25°37°
201864°29°46°
201773°35°54°
201635°22°28°0.61"2.8"
201558°37°47°
201470°32°51°
201359°30°45°
201274°44°59°
201160°31°45°0.23"0.6"
201069°35°52°
200971°38°54°
200839°24°32°
200775°37°56°
200646°23°35°
200559°28°44°
200468°36°52°
200351°31°41°2.95"6.6"
200247°23°35°
200137°22°29°
200046°25°35°0.05"
199955°26°41°
199840°25°32°1.75"7.9"
199761°30°45°
199637°24°31°0.05"0.2"
199569°30°50°
199473°35°54°
199360°25°42°
199249°33°41°0.46"0.9"
199164°27°45°
199044°30°37°0.13"0.5"
198963°28°45°
198850°16°33°
198760°30°45°
198637°26°32°0.05"0.5"
198562°31°46°
198443°28°35°0.46"1.8"
1983coldest27°20°23°0.25"1"
198249°32°40°
198145°26°35°0.36"2.5"
198066°27°46°
197940°32°36°0.64"4.3"
197871°40°55°
197746°24°35°0.03"0.3"
197669°36°52°
197561°30°45°
197455°33°44°1.02"3.4"
197359°30°45°1.45"2.2"
197275°35°55°
197138°17°27°
56 years of data from DENVER-STAPLETON

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