Colorado Springs, CO – Spring warmth surges back into southern Colorado Thursday, bringing unseasonably high temperatures near 77°F to the Colorado Springs area.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, dry and sunny conditions will dominate Thursday with a light north northwest breeze shifting southward by afternoon. These warmer-than-average temperatures may tempt residents outdoors, but they come ahead of a noticeable weekend shift. Motorists along the I-25 corridor should prepare for changing conditions late Friday into Saturday as chances of rain and isolated thunderstorms develop.
Thursday night will stay mild with a low near 43°F and calm winds. Friday follows with partly sunny skies and highs near 75°F. However, clouds will increase by nightfall, signaling the start of a weekend pattern change.
A weak spring disturbance will move through Saturday morning. A 20% chance of showers will start early, increasing to 50% by evening. Saturday’s high will dip to 64°F, with gusty southwest winds up to 15 mph potentially impacting outdoor plans and travel along I-25.
Sunday will bring colder air, highs near 53°F, and a rain-snow mix possible early. Rain showers are likely through the day before clearing Sunday night.
Looking ahead, Monday and Tuesday return to dry, seasonable conditions with highs in the 60s and lows in the 30s.
Key Takeaways:
- Thursday: Sunny, high of 77°F.
- Saturday: 50% chance of rain and thunderstorms.
- Sunday: Coldest day, chance of rain-snow early.
