Pueblo, CO – Snowfall and gusty winds are expected to impact Colorado’s central mountains through Sunday, prompting a Winter Weather Advisory. Residents and travelers in areas such as I-70 and US-50 should prepare for reduced visibility and icy conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, 3 to 6 inches of snow is likely in the affected regions, with the heaviest accumulations near Cottonwood Pass. Winds will reach 40 to 50 mph, creating hazardous conditions, especially for high-profile vehicles. These conditions are expected to persist through Sunday evening, causing travel disruptions.
Sunday brings sunny skies to the plains, with highs reaching 62°F in Pueblo and 44°F in Colorado Springs. However, temperatures will sharply drop to 20°F Sunday night. Heading into New Year’s Day, expect calm, sunny weather, but snow may return to the mountains Tuesday and Wednesday as another storm system develops.
Travelers should monitor updates on cotrip.org and plan routes carefully to avoid delays or closures. Skiers and outdoor enthusiasts should also prepare for changing weather conditions in the high country.
For those in Pueblo and surrounding areas, Monday marks a breezy day with highs near 57°F. Gusts may reach 35 mph, creating fire danger on the plains. The week ends with milder weather, featuring sunny skies and highs in the mid-50s.
Plan ahead for any New Year’s celebrations, and always check the latest weather updates before traveling.
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