Colorado Springs, CO – Thunderstorms are set to shake up Saturday plans across Colorado Springs and the I-25 corridor, bringing a real summer weather alert to El Paso County. With rain and storms likely by midday, anyone traveling, especially along I-25, should monitor conditions and be prepared for slick roads and sudden downpours.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms is expected after noon on Saturday, July 12. The high will reach near 72°F, with storms most likely in the afternoon. Brief heavy rainfall may cause minor flooding on low-lying roads and intersections. If you’re driving, slow down and avoid water-covered areas. Keep phones charged in case of weather alerts or flash flood warnings.
Saturday night brings a 20% chance of storms before midnight, with drier weather returning overnight. On Sunday, the heat bounces back. Expect mostly sunny skies and a high of 87°F, though there’s still a slight chance of a stray afternoon thunderstorm. The risk for showers continues each day into early next week, with highs rising into the upper 80s by Monday and Tuesday.
By Monday and Tuesday, plan for warm, unsettled afternoons with up to a 40% chance of thunderstorms each day. Stay weather aware, especially during peak travel times.
Five Day Forecast – Colorado Springs, CO
- Saturday [72°F]: Showers, thunderstorms likely after noon. Risk of heavy rain and wet roads.
- Sunday [87°F]: Mostly sunny, slight chance of afternoon storms.
- Monday [88°F]: Sunny, chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon.
- Tuesday [89°F]: Mostly sunny, afternoon thunderstorms possible.
- Wednesday [80°F]: Showers and storms likely, partly sunny.
