Colorado – A cool, calm dawn settles across Pueblo as a faint glow spreads over the plains, and the air carries that crisp November feel. Early sunlight glints off dry pavement, signaling a quiet start before a subtle pattern shift edges toward southern Colorado this weekend. Travelers planning early holiday trips should bank on smooth conditions now but expect slower pockets on Sunday as moisture increases near the Arkansas Valley.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, today brings bright sunshine and highs near the upper 70s, a welcome warm-up for residents catching up on outdoor cleanup or early decorating. Winds stay manageable from the west before drifting southeast by afternoon. Hydrate during yard work and secure loose items since brief gusts may kick up dust along I-25 from Pueblo West to Colorado City.
Saturday stays mostly sunny with highs in the mid-70s, though forecasters note a subtle uptick in cloud cover late in the day. To be fair, the shift is minor, but models hint at a “winter tease” later this month as colder air gathers over the central Rockies. No immediate snow issues threaten Pueblo, but light flakes could reappear in northern Colorado next week, which often signals the season’s broader turn before Thanksgiving.
Sunday features the only meaningful change as a weak wave drifts across the state. According to NWS meteorologists, Pueblo holds a 20 percent chance of showers, mainly during the afternoon and early evening. Roads should stay safe, though drivers may notice light rain near elevated stretches north of town. After all, these small disturbances often precede sharper cold snaps deeper into November.
Five-Day Forecast for Pueblo, CO:
Fri: 78/41 – Sunny; light winds and mild late-fall air.
Sat: 74/39 – Mostly sunny; thin clouds arrive late.
Sun: 73/39 – Mostly sunny; slight shower chance during the afternoon.
Mon: 64/31 – Sunny; west winds shift southeast later.
Tue: 57/32 – Mostly sunny; dry and cooler north breeze.
