Residents of Colorado Springs and surrounding areas should brace for developing thunderstorms and high winds throughout Tuesday. The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook, highlighting the potential for severe storms after 3 p.m. that may bring gusts of up to 45 mph. A slight chance of thunderstorms could interrupt an otherwise sunny day, with highs reaching 88°F.
According to the forecast, localized areas, especially near elevated terrains, may experience higher wind speeds and quick-forming thunderstorms. Tuesday night will see a significant temperature drop to 42°F as conditions gradually clear.
Those driving along major routes such as I-25 should remain cautious, as sudden changes in visibility and strong winds could impact road conditions. Residents are advised to secure loose outdoor items and monitor weather updates for any changes in the storm’s intensity.
The extended forecast calls for mostly clear skies and lower temperatures heading into the week, with sunny days expected through Friday. However, afternoon thunderstorms may remain a threat in higher elevation areas.
