Colorado – A cool, hazy dawn settles across Pueblo this morning as scattered clouds drift over the Arkansas Valley. Streetlights glow against damp pavement, and a brisk November breeze cuts through the open fields west of town. With Thanksgiving travel now building across Colorado, shifting shower chances today could slow commuters and early holiday travelers.
According to the National Weather Service, a slight chance of morning showers may linger before a broader area of rain develops after midday. Winds stay light but turn eastward, helping clouds thicken along I-25 and Highway 50. Drivers heading toward Colorado Springs or La Junta should prepare for reduced visibility and brief pockets of heavier drizzle. While temperatures rise into the mid-50s today, the air remains cool enough for chilly conditions once the sun drops.
Tonight brings a higher chance of showers before 2 a.m., with lows falling into the upper 30s. Friday warms slightly, with a small morning shower chance before skies brighten into the afternoon. To be fair, Pueblo stays mostly mild through Saturday—but a Winter Tease emerges late in the weekend as colder air intersects with lingering moisture. Sunday brings a better chance of rain with a slight snow chance heading into early Monday. Accumulation looks minimal, yet even a thin mix could slick bridges and ramps across southern Colorado.
National models continue signaling potential heavy snow from November 25 through early December across the Rockies, Midwest, and interior Northeast. Those flying through Denver, Chicago, or Minneapolis for Thanksgiving should monitor rapidly evolving storm windows.
Five-Day Outlook for Pueblo (Thu–Mon):
Today: Morning and afternoon showers; high near 55°.
Friday: Slight shower chance early; high near 57°.
Saturday: Sunny; near 60°.
Sunday: Showers likely; near 51°.
Monday: Rain/snow chance early, then sunny; near 58°.
