Pueblo, Colorado – Heavy rain is expected to impact much of Colorado today through Wednesday, as thunderstorms and showers continue to develop across the state. With rainfall totals ranging from 1 to 3 inches, the wet conditions could lead to localized flooding, especially along the Eastern Mountains and across the Plains. The heaviest rain is expected to fall Tuesday.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, the storms will bring widespread rainfall, with the potential for 1-3 inches throughout the affected areas. The greatest threat of excessive rain is focused along the I-25 corridor, from the Eastern Mountains to the Plains. Tuesday is anticipated to see the most intense rainfall, particularly in the southeastern regions of the state.
Cities like Pueblo, Colorado Springs, and Trinidad could see significant impacts, including slick roads and reduced visibility during heavy rain. Motorists are advised to slow down and exercise caution, especially on highways that could flood quickly. Local authorities are also urging residents to be prepared for possible road closures due to rising water levels.
This extended rain event could cause disruptions to travel and daily activities, and authorities recommend staying updated on local weather alerts. With additional rainfall expected through Wednesday, residents should take the necessary precautions to stay safe during this prolonged storm event.
