Pueblo, CO – After a stretch of record-challenging warmth, a cold front is expected to move through southeast Colorado late tonight into early Sunday morning, bringing a shift in conditions that could impact travel and outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, the front will push across eastern Colorado overnight, returning temperatures closer to seasonal levels. Despite the cooldown, readings will still remain above average for this time of year.
Behind the front, gusty north winds are expected to develop Sunday morning, creating breezy conditions across Pueblo and surrounding areas, including Pueblo County and parts of the I-25 corridor. Drivers, especially those in high-profile vehicles, may experience difficult travel at times due to sudden wind gusts.
Dry weather is expected to persist through midweek, with no significant precipitation in the forecast. Temperatures are projected to rebound quickly, with near-record warmth returning by Tuesday across much of southern Colorado.
Residents are encouraged to secure loose outdoor items and remain aware of changing conditions, particularly early Sunday when winds begin to increase.
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