Colorado Springs, CO – Snow showers and bitter cold will grip Colorado Springs starting Sunday, with hazardous travel expected along the I-25 corridor through midweek. Residents should prepare for heavy snow in the mountains, gusty winds, and rapidly dropping temperatures as Arctic air sweeps through the region.
According to the National Weather Service, snow will develop Sunday afternoon, with heavier snowfall expected Monday into Tuesday, particularly in the higher elevations of the Sangre de Cristo and Sawatch ranges. Winds up to 20 mph may reduce visibility, creating dangerous conditions for drivers, especially on I-25 and mountain passes.
Monday’s high will reach only 49°F, with snow likely in the evening as temperatures plummet to 12°F overnight. Tuesday brings more snow showers, with highs near 24°F and lows falling to just 2°F. By midweek, Arctic air will drop temperatures well below seasonal averages, with wind chills expected to reach subzero levels.
Residents are urged to limit travel during snowfall, prepare for icy roads, and ensure vehicles are winter-ready. Stay updated with the latest weather alerts and plan ahead for bitter conditions through Thursday.
