Colorado – A muted predawn glow settles over the Front Range as cool air drifts across the plains and a thin veil of clouds brushes the foothills. Streets feel slightly damp in shaded pockets near I-25, and the morning carries that quiet November edge that often hints at a pattern ready to flip. Residents should prepare for a warm Friday but stay alert for the weekend shift toward cooler, unsettled weather.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, today stays sunny with highs reaching the lower 70s across El Paso and Pueblo Counties. Light north winds ease after sunrise, giving the region a comfortable November start ideal for early holiday errands, outdoor projects, or leaf cleanup. However, models show a growing signal for light showers developing Sunday, especially south and east of town, where moisture often funnels along the Arkansas Valley.
According to CDOT, travel should run smoothly today and Friday, but drivers may need to adjust plans Sunday. A 30 percent chance of showers could dampen roads near Colorado Springs, with breezy winds expected during the afternoon. The system looks small, yet quick transitions sometimes create spotty slick patches, especially along higher stretches of I-25, Monument Hill, and the Highway 24 corridor toward the mountains.
Saturday stays partly sunny and seasonable, though clouds slowly thicken late. According to NWS Pueblo, Sunday brings the biggest change as cooler air filters in and scattered showers cross the region through evening. No snow is expected in the city, but temperature dips into the 30s may create a subtle “winter tease” early next week. After all, November often delivers these early signals before larger systems form closer to Thanksgiving.
Five-Day Forecast for Colorado Springs, CO:
Fri: 72/43 – Mostly sunny; warm and calm.
Sat: 69/39 – Partly sunny; light breeze late.
Sun: 67/36 – Spotty showers; cooler trend.
Mon: 57/40 – Mostly sunny; breezy at times.
Tue: 53/28 – Slight shower chance; colder pockets.
