Colorado Springs, CO – A winter storm is set to impact Colorado Springs and surrounding areas starting Monday night, bringing snow, gusty winds, and freezing temperatures. Forecasters warn of accumulating snow through Wednesday, creating hazardous travel conditions, especially along I-25 and the Continental Divide.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, snow showers will begin late Monday night, with up to 2 inches possible by Tuesday morning. A second, stronger round of snow will arrive Tuesday evening into Wednesday, dropping an additional 2 to 4 inches in lower elevations and higher amounts in the mountains. Strong winds could lead to blowing snow and dangerous driving conditions.
Wednesday’s high will struggle to reach 17°F, with overnight lows dipping near 0°F. Wind chills may fall below zero, increasing the risk of frostbite. Drivers should prepare for icy roads and reduced visibility, especially in mountain areas.
The storm will move out by Thursday, but cold temperatures will persist. Residents should bundle up and monitor updates for changing conditions.
