Pueblo, CO – Residents should brace for a significant winter storm moving across southern Colorado today, with snowfall concentrated above 4,500 feet. Winds from the north could reach gusts of up to 30 mph, bringing a mix of rain and snow throughout the region. Travelers along the southern I-25 corridor should prepare for potential delays and reduced visibility due to snowfall.
According to the National Weather Service, snow will primarily impact areas near the Sangre de Cristo and Wet Mountains, spreading east toward the New Mexico border by this afternoon. The heaviest snowfalls, ranging from 3 to 6 inches, are expected at higher elevations, with lighter accumulations in the surrounding regions. Commuters are advised to allow extra travel time and stay updated with local road conditions through state transportation websites.
Tuesday’s forecast predicts mostly dry conditions, but increasing clouds will signal an upcoming shift. Overnight, temperatures could drop to 30°F, with chances of light snow late into the night. By Wednesday, morning snow is likely, transitioning to patchy snowfall by the afternoon. The city could see new snow accumulation up to 3 inches.
Residents should continue monitoring updates and ensure vehicles are equipped for winter travel. Prepare for fluctuating road conditions and cold temperatures, which are expected to persist through midweek. The public is urged to stay cautious, especially when driving, as roads could become slick with a mixture of rain and snow.
