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Overnight Temperatures in the Central Rockies
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Overnight Temperatures in the Central Rockies 

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Location: Colorado/Utah/Wyoming, United States, North America

Lat/Lon: 32.84000°N / 113.91°W

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Page By: Scott

Created/Edited: Apr 5, 2006 / Dec 4, 2008

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Coldest Camps

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This is an object to be attached to an articles and messages that I write and is meant to be a simple reference.

Coldest Camps

Below are the coldest temperatures I've personally recorded in specific months while camping in the Central Rocky Mountain Region.


MONTHTEMP (F)LOCATIONYEARRANGESTATEELEVATION
JAN-23Preston Peak2000WasatchUT10315
FEB-10Lake Cathrine1998WasatchUT10000
MAR-22East Fork Bear River1999UintaUT8800
APR9Montezuma Basin2006ElkCO11430
MAY16Capitol Lake2005ElkCO11650
JUN13South Fork White River2007Flat TopsCO7800
JUL15Amethyst Lake1995UintaUT10800
AUG18Shaler Lake2000UintaUT11000
SEP10Ashley Twin Lakes2005UintaUT10350
OCT1Box Canyon2003n/aCO5800
NOV-15Yellow Pine Creek1997UintaUT9350
DEC-14Hoosier Pass2005MosquitoCO11540


Note: I haven't recorded as many cold temperatures in April and May than might be expected, but this is only because that's prime canyoneering season and I'm often out in the desert rather than high in the mountains.


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