Colorado residents will experience a mix of warm temperatures, high winds, and late-week snowstorms, impacting travel and safety across the state. Fire danger remains high through Tuesday, with gusty conditions increasing the threat in dry, low-humidity areas. By Thursday, a strong spring storm system will bring rain, snow, and powerful winds to much of the region.
According to the National Weather Service, Pueblo and Grand Junction will see highs near 70°F on Tuesday and Wednesday before a drastic shift. A cold front moving in Thursday night will bring rain showers, followed by a mix of rain and snow overnight. By Friday, snow showers are likely, especially in higher elevations, with wind gusts reaching 45 mph.
Drivers along I-25 and mountain passes should prepare for reduced visibility and slick roads. Winds will be strongest on Thursday afternoon, impacting travel and outdoor activities. Fire danger remains a concern in Pueblo, Huerfano, and Crowley counties, where Red Flag Warnings may be issued.
Looking ahead, the weekend will bring cooler temperatures, with highs in the 50s and lingering chances of snow in some areas. Sunny conditions are expected to return by Sunday. Residents should stay updated on changing conditions and plan for travel delays.
