Colorado Springs, CO — A quick burst of spring snow is expected to impact travel along the I-25 corridor near Colorado Springs today, with another wave of light snow arriving early. Drivers heading out early should be alert for slick conditions and low visibility.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, snow showers could bring up to a half inch overnight across southern I-25 and Raton Mesa, followed by another dusting Sunday morning. Mountain areas east of the San Juans may see 5 to 10 inches, but Colorado Springs is expected to remain on the lighter end of accumulation.
Winds will remain breezy Sunday, adding to the risk of blowing snow near open roads and foothills. The city will warm up significantly by Sunday afternoon, reaching the mid-50s under partly sunny skies. Residents should take extra care on untreated roads in the morning, especially around Monument Ridge and the southern El Paso County corridor.
Spring Weather Outlook: 5-Day Forecast for Colorado Springs
- Sunday: High 55°F, light snow early, becoming partly cloudy and breezy.
- Monday: Sunny, high near 65°F, dry with calm winds.
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny and warmer, high near 69°F.
- Wednesday: High 75°F with increasing wind and dry conditions.
- Thursday: Mild and sunny, high near 67°F, winds shifting southeast.
Fire danger rises midweek as temperatures climb and conditions dry out. Stay weather aware and use caution with outdoor flames.
