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Colorado Springs, CO Weather Alert: 70° Monday, 36° Wednesday
Colorado Springs, CO – Crisp morning air across El Paso County will give way to unusually comfortable November afternoons this week, with temperatures climbing near 70 degrees Monday before cooling to
By Caleb Mercer · 2026-11-08T12:04:33.105Z
Colorado Springs, CO – Crisp morning air across El Paso County will give way to unusually comfortable November afternoons this week, with temperatures climbing near 70 degrees Monday before cooling toward the lower 60s by Veterans Day.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, Colorado Springs should experience several consecutive days of sunshine, mild afternoons and chilly nighttime temperatures through Friday.
At Colorado Springs Municipal Airport, temperatures stood at 41 degrees early Sunday, Nov. 8, with fair skies and a light west wind.
Monday Brings a 70 Degree November Warmup Sunday's temperatures are expected to reach approximately 64 degrees under sunny skies.
By Monday, Nov. 9, afternoon temperatures should climb to 70 degrees, offering one of the warmest days in the supplied outlook.
Northwest winds between 5 and 10 mph should gradually become light and variable.
However, temperatures are expected to fall near 39 degrees Monday night.
That creates a 31 degree difference between Monday's afternoon high and the following nighttime low.
For residents enjoying outdoor activities, the contrast will be noticeable once the sun disappears behind the Front Range.
Tuesday Stays Warm Before Veterans Day Cooling Tuesday, Nov. 10, brings mostly sunny skies and another mild afternoon, with temperatures reaching approximately 68 degrees.
Northwest winds around 5 mph should shift northeast during the afternoon.
Tuesday night temperatures are expected to drop near 37 degrees.
Wednesday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day, will bring sunshine and a high near 62 degrees.
That is an 8 degree decrease from Monday's expected high.
Wednesday night temperatures could fall near 36 degrees, keeping early morning conditions chilly for commuters and residents traveling across Colorado Springs.
What About Snow and Mountain Travel? Despite November's growing winter weather potential, the current National Weather Service outlook does not indicate snow for Colorado Springs through Saturday.
Dry conditions should dominate the period.
Drivers using Interstate 25, U.S. Highway 24 and roads near the foothills can expect generally favorable weather based on this outlook.
However, mountain conditions can differ from those across the city, particularly at higher elevations.
Residents heading west toward Woodland Park or mountain recreation areas should check localized conditions before traveling.
Thursday and Friday Bring Another Mild Stretch Thursday, Nov. 12, temperatures rebound slightly to approximately 65 degrees under sunny skies.
Friday, Nov. 13, could reach 67 degrees, continuing the extended stretch of comfortable afternoon weather.
These conditions offer homeowners another opportunity to finish fall yard cleanup, secure outdoor belongings and prepare for colder weather later in November.
Colorado Springs Five Day Weather Outlook Monday, Nov. 9: Sunny, high 70°F, low 39°F. Northwest winds 5 10 mph, becoming light. Tuesday, Nov. 10: Mostly sunny, high 68°F, low 37°F. Northwest winds shifting northeast. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Sunny for Veterans Day, high 62°F, low 36°F. Light southerly winds developing. Thursday, Nov. 12: Sunny, high 65°F, low 38°F. Northwest winds near 5 mph. Friday, Nov. 13: Sunny, high 67°F, low 39°F. Light west northwest winds becoming south southeast. Saturday, Nov. 14: Mostly sunny, with a high near 65°F.
Looking Ahead Toward Thanksgiving November remains a transitional weather period across Colorado, particularly along the Front Range.
Although the current outlook favors sunshine and relatively mild afternoons, colder temperatures and winter precipitation remain seasonal possibilities later in the month.
No specific snowstorm, freezing rain event or significant travel disruption is established in the supplied outlook.
For now, residents should prepare for large daily temperature swings rather than an approaching winter storm.
Are you enjoying Colorado Springs' November warmth, or are you ready for the first significant snowfall? Tell us what temperatures you're seeing in your neighborhood.