As Colorado Springs braces for heavy snowfall, residents can expect slick roads and gusty winds on April 2nd, creating hazardous conditions across the region. With snow accumulations of up to 3 inches, travel may be impacted, especially in the late afternoon and evening hours.
According to the National Weather Service, light rain will begin by 3 p.m. today, transitioning to snow by the evening. Gusty winds of 20-25 mph will accompany snow showers, making travel difficult and visibility low. Temperatures will drop into the 20s overnight, further complicating conditions for drivers.
The Red Flag Warning remains in effect across central and southern Colorado, with extremely dry conditions expected to intensify the fire threat. While the weather is changing to snow, caution is still advised for any outdoor activities.
Wednesday’s forecast shows more snow showers through the day, with temperatures peaking around 41°F. Thursday will bring additional snow showers and light winds, as temperatures hover in the low 40s. The snow is expected to continue throughout the weekend, with chances of more snow on Friday and Saturday.
Extended 5-Day Forecast:
- Wednesday, April 2nd: High 41°F, low 26°F, 30% chance of snow showers.
- Thursday, April 3rd: High 41°F, low 23°F, snow showers with winds.
- Friday, April 4th: High 44°F, low 24°F, rain and snow likely after 8 p.m.
- Saturday, April 5th: High 38°F, low 23°F, more snow expected.
- Sunday, April 6th: High 48°F, low 28°F, snow showers likely to taper off by the evening.
