Colorado Springs, CO – Snow showers and freezing temperatures are expected to hit the region Friday night, potentially impacting travel along I-25.
A cold front moving across Colorado is bringing increased chances of light snow to central areas, including Colorado Springs. The National Weather Service reports a 20% chance of snow showers beginning late Friday evening and continuing into Saturday. Accumulations are expected to stay under an inch, but icy patches on roadways could create hazardous conditions for drivers, particularly along I-25.
According to forecasts, daytime highs on Friday will reach 48°F under mostly sunny skies before dropping to a low of 13°F overnight as snow chances increase. By Saturday, cloudy skies and a 50% chance of snow showers are predicted, with a high near 29°F and calm winds. Snow is likely to taper off by Saturday night.
Sunday will bring sunny weather, with highs near 31°F and lighter winds, providing some relief after the wintry conditions. However, temperatures will remain below freezing during the night. Looking ahead to Monday, highs are expected to climb to 44°F under sunny skies, giving drivers an opportunity to navigate more safely.
Residents should monitor local weather updates and plan accordingly, especially if traveling on Friday or Saturday. Drivers are advised to allow extra time for commutes, reduce speeds on icy roads, and carry winter weather essentials, such as blankets and emergency kits.
Stay prepared for changing conditions, and remember to check local road advisories before heading out this weekend.
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