Pueblo, CO – Pueblo residents can expect a sunny and mild start to the week, but a midweek weather shift could bring rain and snow to higher elevations. With dry conditions dominating Monday and Tuesday, outdoor plans are favorable, but winds will pick up later in the week, impacting road conditions for travelers across southern Colorado.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will see sunny skies and a high near 48 degrees, with light winds shifting southeast at 5 mph. On Tuesday, temperatures will climb slightly to a high of 58 degrees under mostly sunny skies, making it a pleasant day for errands or travel across the region.
However, conditions change Tuesday night, as a system brings a slight chance of rain and snow showers to the area, particularly in higher elevations. Winds will turn northwest and increase, with gusts reaching up to 20 mph. Motorists traveling through mountain passes should prepare for rapidly changing conditions, including slick roads and visibility reductions.
By Wednesday, Pueblo will see sunny skies return with a high near 50 degrees, but overnight lows will drop to around 25 degrees, continuing the potential for icy patches on roadways.
Looking ahead to Thursday, temperatures will rebound into the low 60s, offering another stretch of dry weather. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on any midweek weather advisories, especially for those planning to drive through higher terrains, where snow and wind will persist.
Stay informed and plan ahead as Colorado’s winter patterns bring mild but occasionally unsettled conditions this week.
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