Pueblo, CO – Snow showers and freezing temperatures are expected to impact Pueblo and surrounding areas this weekend, prompting drivers to take caution on the roads. Saturday will see highs near 29°F, with a 40% chance of snow showers developing by morning and continuing into the night.
According to the National Weather Service, light snow accumulation of 1-2 inches is likely, especially in higher terrain areas such as the Wet Mountains and Pikes Peak. Conditions will remain cloudy, and areas of freezing fog may reduce visibility, increasing risks for drivers. Residents are urged to drive carefully and allow extra time for travel on key routes, including Interstate 25.
Temperatures will stay unseasonably cold through the weekend. Saturday night’s lows are expected to dip to 8°F, with calm winds adding to the chill. Sunday will bring clearing skies, but highs will only reach 32°F. The week ahead shows gradual warming, with Monday sunny and reaching 47°F, while Tuesday stays mild at 45°F under clear skies.
A special hydrologic outlook remains in effect for the Arkansas River due to melting river ice. Residents near Fremont, Pueblo, and Bent counties should watch for rapid changes in water levels, especially near bridges or bends.
Plan ahead to stay warm and safe during outdoor activities, and prepare for icy roadways through Saturday night. For the latest updates, visit weather.gov.
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