Colorado Springs, CO – A heatwave sweeping through southern Colorado is set to bring record-breaking temperatures today, with highs reaching 94°F in Pueblo and 88°F in Colorado Springs. These temperatures could exceed or tie monthly records, prompting residents to take precautions.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), Pueblo could break its October record of 94°F, while Colorado Springs may surpass 87°F. Residents are urged to limit outdoor activities, especially between noon and 4 p.m. when the heat is most intense. Staying hydrated and seeking shade will help mitigate heat-related risks. Pueblo, along I-25, will experience the highest impact, as the heat pushes through the region, possibly straining local infrastructure.
The warm weather is expected to persist into the weekend, with slightly cooler but still elevated temperatures of 88°F on Thursday and 84°F by Friday. Local emergency services are prepared for heat-related incidents, urging people to check on vulnerable neighbors and avoid leaving pets in hot vehicles.
