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Colorado Weather Alert: Pueblo 67° Tuesday, Snow Risk Nov 15-19
Pueblo, CO — Colorado's November weather is preparing for a noticeable turnaround. Pueblo could climb to 67 degrees Tuesday before temperatures fall toward freezing, while nearby mountains face accumu
By Wesley Grant · 2026-11-15T12:17:20.796Z
Pueblo, CO — Colorado's November weather is preparing for a noticeable turnaround. Pueblo could climb to 67 degrees Tuesday before temperatures fall toward freezing, while nearby mountains face accumulating snow chances.
The contrast between mild afternoons and colder nights highlights a changing weather pattern across southern Colorado.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, Sunday, November 15, begins with areas of fog before 10 a.m., followed by improving skies and an afternoon high near 49 degrees.
A fast moving storm system is expected Tuesday and Tuesday night, bringing mountain snow and breezy conditions across portions of southern Colorado.
Morning Fog Gives Way to Warmer Temperatures Fog and mist affected portions of the Pueblo area early Sunday, with visibility reductions possible along Interstate 25 and Highway 50.
Drivers encountering lingering fog should slow down, use low beam headlights and allow additional following distance.
Conditions should gradually improve as sunshine develops.
Sunday night turns partly cloudy, with temperatures falling near 33 degrees.
Monday brings mostly sunny skies and a warmer afternoon high near 56 degrees.
The warming trend continues into Tuesday.
Tuesday Reaches 67 Degrees as Mountain Snow Develops Tuesday, November 17, becomes the warmest day of the five day outlook.
Temperatures climb to approximately 67 degrees, an 18 degree increase from Sunday's projected high.
West winds of 5 10 mph will shift southwest during the afternoon.
However, the National Weather Service is monitoring a fast moving system crossing southern Colorado.
Its hazardous weather outlook indicates several inches of snow could accumulate in mountain areas, primarily along the Continental Divide.
The system could also bring breezy to windy conditions across the region.
For Pueblo residents, the local forecast remains mostly sunny and dry Tuesday.
Travelers heading toward higher elevations should monitor updated conditions before departing.
Wednesday Brings Wind and Colder Temperatures Wednesday, November 18, remains sunny, with temperatures reaching approximately 62 degrees.
West winds increase to 10 20 mph, creating breezy conditions across Pueblo and surrounding communities.
Wednesday night brings a sharper temperature drop, with lows near 31 degrees.
That represents a 36 degree difference from Tuesday's afternoon high.
Freezing temperatures could produce frost on exposed surfaces.
However, widespread icy road conditions are not forecast for Pueblo.
Thursday stays mostly sunny, with temperatures reaching approximately 58 degrees.
Another Mountain Snow System Approaches The National Weather Service expects another storm system Thursday and Friday.
Snow could develop across mountain areas, with the greatest potential along the Continental Divide.
Meanwhile, Pueblo's local forecast continues to favor dry weather.
The contrast between mountain snow and milder plains conditions could become important for regional travelers.
Pueblo Five Day Weather Outlook: November 15 19 Sunday, Nov. 15: Areas of fog before 10 a.m., then gradually becoming sunny. High near 49°F. Partly cloudy tonight, low near 33°F. Monday, Nov. 16: Mostly sunny and warmer, with a high near 56°F. Partly cloudy Monday night, low near 33°F. Tuesday, Nov. 17: Mostly sunny with a high near 67°F. Mountain snow possible elsewhere in southern Colorado. Partly cloudy Tuesday night, low near 38°F. Wednesday, Nov. 18: Sunny and breezy, with west winds of 10 20 mph. High near 62°F. Partly cloudy Wednesday night, low near 31°F. Thursday, Nov. 19: Mostly sunny with a high near 58°F. Partly cloudy Thursday night, low near 32°F. Additional mountain snow possible across higher elevations. Looking Ahead: November 20 21 Friday brings mostly sunny skies and a high near 63 degrees.
Friday night turns mostly clear, with temperatures falling near 32 degrees.
Saturday remains sunny, with a high near 55 degrees.
The National Weather Service's extended outlook indicates mountain snow potential, but no measurable snowfall is forecast for Pueblo itself.
Are you enjoying Pueblo's November warmup, or preparing for colder mornings and changing mountain conditions? Tell us what weather you're seeing around Pueblo County.