Colorado Springs, CO – A burst of spring snow is expected to hit Colorado Springs early Thursday, disrupting travel and creating slick conditions across I-25 and surrounding roads.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, snow showers are likely after 3 a.m. Thursday, continuing through the morning hours. One to two inches of new accumulation are possible, especially during the morning commute. Drivers should reduce speed, allow extra time, and be alert for reduced visibility due to wind and blowing snow.
North winds will increase to 15 mph by Thursday afternoon, pushing real-feel temperatures into the 20s despite a high near 41°F. Thursday night, snow chances linger with temperatures dropping to 23°F.
Extended Spring Weather Outlook:
- Friday: Rain and snow likely, transitioning to snow by evening. A high near 44°F, low of 21°F. Winds up to 20 mph.
- Saturday: Continued snow chances in the morning, becoming partly cloudy with a high near 38°F.
- Sunday: Clearer skies return with highs reaching 52°F and light winds.
- Monday: Mostly sunny and warmer, high near 60°F with calmer conditions.
- Tuesday: Breezy and bright, high near 66°F as spring warmth builds in.
While Thursday’s storm is moderate, elevated snow chances and gusty conditions could persist into early next week. Motorists are urged to check real-time updates before traveling and monitor local advisories, especially along mountain passes and interstates.
