COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Frost clings to rooftops and windshields across the Front Range, the early air biting at 25°F before sunrise. It’s a stark, still beginning to November, the kind of cold that reminds residents winter isn’t far behind. But by midday, that chill will break sharply, with sunshine and dry air driving a dramatic rebound in temperatures.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, highs climb from the upper 50s today to near 80°F by Sunday — a 50-degree swing in less than 36 hours. Winds stay light through the weekend, shifting south by Monday as warmer air settles along the I-25 corridor. For travelers and outdoor workers, visibility remains excellent, and roads stay dry — ideal for late-fall errands or early holiday prep across El Paso County.
Still, these large temperature shifts signal a classic Colorado weather pattern: cold mornings followed by near-summer afternoons. Residents should continue to protect outdoor plumbing and pets during early freezes, then dress in layers for fast-changing daytime warmth.
Looking ahead, Monday and Tuesday bring highs in the low 70s, with a few passing clouds late. The region stays quiet through midweek, though models hint at cooler winds returning by Thursday — a possible prelude to the first true winter system of the season later in November.
For now, enjoy the balance: crisp air at dawn, golden sunshine by noon, and that unmistakable mountain calm that defines early November.
Five-Day Outlook for Colorado Springs, CO:
Sat: 60/37 – Sunny; cold start, mild afternoon.
Sun: 78/39 – Warm, breezy late.
Mon: 63/40 – Mostly sunny; cooler.
Tue: 73/40 – Warm and dry.
Wed: 67/41 – Sunny; calm pattern holds.
