Pueblo, CO — A cold front is set to sweep through southern Colorado, bringing a wave of snowfall and sharply lower temperatures to Pueblo and surrounding areas on Wednesday. Residents should prepare for potential travel delays and icy conditions, with snow expected to accumulate throughout the day.
According to the National Weather Service, Pueblo will experience highs in the mid-30s on Wednesday, a significant drop from earlier this week. Snow is likely to begin by late morning, intensifying through the afternoon, with an estimated accumulation of up to one inch. The winter weather advisory, in effect from Tuesday night through Wednesday evening, warns of reduced visibility and slippery roads, particularly impacting commutes on I-25 and major local roads.
Tonight, rain showers are expected to transition to snow after 9 p.m., with blustery northwest winds gusting up to 30 mph. Temperatures are projected to fall to a low of 29°F, creating conditions for patchy blowing snow overnight. Visibility may be limited, especially in open areas, raising concerns for nighttime drivers.
As the cold front persists, Pueblo will see continued snowfall on Thursday morning before clearing into the afternoon. Friday offers a brief respite with a high near 41°F and a chance of morning snow showers, but temperatures will remain cool. Looking into the weekend, conditions are expected to improve slightly, with sunshine on Saturday and highs in the upper 40s.
Local authorities advise residents to limit travel on Wednesday unless necessary, and to prepare for potential delays on major routes. If you must travel, consider leaving extra time and packing winter gear, including blankets, an ice scraper, and emergency supplies.
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