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Colorado Snow Nov. 14-15: Up to 6 Inches, Travel Impacts
Pueblo, CO – A fast moving storm system is expected to bring accumulating mountain snow and rain showers to southern Colorado beginning Saturday, Nov. 14, with snowfall totals reaching 3 to 6 inches i
By Avery Collins · 2026-11-12T11:06:10.747Z
Pueblo, CO – A fast moving storm system is expected to bring accumulating mountain snow and rain showers to southern Colorado beginning Saturday, Nov. 14, with snowfall totals reaching 3 to 6 inches in parts of the southwest mountains. Drivers traveling through higher elevations could encounter slippery roads and reduced visibility as winter weather develops.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, snow showers will develop early Saturday morning and continue into Saturday evening, with some precipitation lingering Saturday night. The greatest accumulations are expected across the southwest mountains, particularly the Eastern San Juan Mountains.
Saturday, Nov. 14: Mountain Snow Develops
Snow levels are expected to fluctuate between 7,500 and 9,000 feet, with the lowest levels occurring during the morning and evening hours.
Higher elevations could receive 3 to 6 inches of snow, while some mountain communities may experience lighter accumulations.
Areas near Wolf Creek Pass are among the locations facing the greatest potential for accumulating snowfall.
Wolf Creek Pass: Travel Impacts Possible
The National Weather Service warns that minor travel impacts are possible, especially across the Eastern San Juan Mountains.
Snow covered pavement, reduced visibility and changing road conditions could affect mountain travelers Saturday.
Drivers should check updated conditions before traveling through higher elevation routes.
Pueblo and Southeast Plains: Rain Expected
While snow develops across the mountains, lower elevation communities across southeast Colorado are expected to experience rain showers.
Pueblo, Cañon City, La Junta and surrounding plains communities are not currently highlighted for significant snowfall in the forecast.
Saturday Night, Nov. 14, Into Sunday, Nov. 15
The quick moving weather system is expected to bring precipitation Saturday and Saturday night, with the primary mountain snow period forecast from early Saturday morning through Saturday evening.
Residents planning weekend mountain travel should monitor forecast updates, particularly if traveling near Wolf Creek Pass.
Current Colorado road conditions are available at cotrip.org.