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What about Denver? Does the winter last that long there?
Depends on what you consider winter. If probability of snow is your only barometer then it's mid-October to late-April. Truthfully, compared to the Upper Midwest and the Northeast winter in Denver is pretty mild. Albuquerque & Flagstaff would be milder.
Anywhere in southern New England. Serious snow ( multiple inches at once) seldom starts before the end of December and ends by the end of March most years. March starts to see upper 40- 50 degree days so any snow does not stay long. April brings forsythia, daffodils and tulips.
Prescott, AZ sounds like a good fit for you. Dont do Denver unless you like snowfalls that range into late April and can start as early as October. Flagstaff is also a lot colder than people think. Nighttime lows down to 0 degrees are common, and the city averages over 100" of snow annually. It usually melts off within a few days, but theres a lot of ice to deal with.
Anywhere in southern New England. Serious snow ( multiple inches at once) seldom starts before the end of December and ends by the end of March most years. March starts to see upper 40- 50 degree days so any snow does not stay long. April brings forsythia, daffodils and tulips.
Not if the OP is looking for cool summers. People underestimate how humid our summers can be here.
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