Pueblo, CO – A sunny and mild week is in store for Pueblo residents, but chilly mornings will keep the winter feel alive. Daily high temperatures will rise up to five degrees above seasonal norms, reaching the upper 50s to low 60s. Despite the mild afternoons, overnight lows will dip into the upper 20s, bringing frosty conditions to the area.
According to the National Weather Service, clear skies will dominate through Sunday, with no precipitation expected. Wednesday’s forecast calls for a high near 56°F, dropping to 26°F overnight. Calm winds will make for a pleasant day, ideal for travel or outdoor activities. By Saturday, highs will climb to around 61°F, but the temperature shift Monday may bring a chance of snow to the region.
Drivers along Highway 50 can anticipate excellent road conditions with no weather-related disruptions through the weekend. However, frost during the early morning hours may require extra caution during commutes. Residents should cover exposed plants and allow extra time to defrost windshields before heading out.
Looking ahead, this unseasonably warm pattern is expected to shift Monday. Temperatures will drop closer to seasonal norms, with snow chances increasing early next week. Residents should stay updated on potential storm developments over the weekend.
Plan your week accordingly, and take advantage of the sunny skies for any outdoor projects or recreation. For updated weather details, visit the National Weather Service website or tune in to local forecasts.
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