COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Dawn breaks over Pikes Peak with streaks of coral and violet against a calm, dry sky — a serene start before another round of mild, breezy November days. The Front Range stays locked in sunshine and unseasonable warmth through midweek, but a late-week cool shift looms for southern Colorado.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, temperatures will climb into the 70s through Wednesday, with calm mornings turning breezy by afternoon. Winds may gust up to 25–30 mph along the I-25 corridor Tuesday and Thursday, adding a crisp edge to otherwise warm conditions. Residents should secure outdoor décor, and those planning Veterans Day setups or early travel should prepare for changing wind directions later this week.
Tuesday and Wednesday remain mostly sunny and dry, ideal for yardwork, fall hiking, or early holiday prep. Highs will peak near 74°F Tuesday, then gradually cool by late week. Nights will dip to the upper 30s and lower 40s, bringing brisk air under clear skies — a taste of the cold pattern expected later in November.
By Thursday, a weak front brushes the state, dropping highs back into the upper 60s and reinforcing stronger westerly winds. Fire danger may briefly tick upward in the Arkansas Valley and open plains due to gusts and dry soils.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Colorado Springs should stay sunny but cooler, with highs near 63°F Saturday and mid-50s Sunday, signaling a return toward more seasonal November weather. While no snow is expected yet, forecasters note models are hinting at colder systems crossing the Rockies later next week — possibly the first true winter preview before Thanksgiving.
Five-Day Outlook for Colorado Springs, CO:
Mon: 58/38 – Partly sunny; light wind.
Tue: 74/41 – Breezy; mild and dry.
Wed: 67/42 – Sunny; cooler evening.
Thu: 69/35 – Breezy; slight chill returning.
Fri: 64/40 – Mostly sunny; turning cooler.
