Climate & Weather
How Elevation Affects Weather: A Complete Guide
Discover the fascinating relationship between elevation and weather patterns.
Elevation of Silverton, Colorado
2837 meters elevation
Sea Level (0m)Mount Everest (8,848m)
-18.4°C
Temperature Drop
71.6kPa
Air Pressure
70.6%
Oxygen Level
Quick Facts
Elevation2837 meters
Everest Comparison32.1% of Everest
Altitude Risk⚡ Moderate RiskPossible altitude effects (>2,400m)
RegionColorado
Highest PointStorm Peak (4110 meters)
Notable Landmarks
Silverton Historic District
2837 meterselevation
Kendall Mountain Summit
4024 meterselevation
Silverton Mountain Ski Area Summit
3963 meterselevation
Christ of the Mines Shrine
2895 meterselevation
Old Hundred Mine
3353 meterselevation
Geographic Features
Located in a box canyon surrounded by the San Juan Mountains.
Climate Impact
High elevation and canyon location create unique weather patterns with significant snowfall.
Historical Context
Historical information coming soon.
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FAQs: Silverton's Elevation
What is the elevation of Silverton?
Silverton has an elevation of 2837 meters, which influences its climate and environment.
How does Silverton's elevation affect its weather?
The elevation of Silverton (2837 meters) significantly impacts its local climate, affecting temperature ranges, precipitation patterns, and atmospheric pressure.
What are the highest points near Silverton?
The highest point in Silverton is Storm Peak (4110 meters), providing unique perspectives of the surrounding landscape.
