WEATHER ALERT: Pattern Change Ahead

TONIGHT: Clear and calm with overnight lows in the 30's and 40's

TOMORROW: Gusty winds (50-60 mph, with highest winds across the Eastern Plains) by the afternoon with some concerns for High Fire Danger along and east of I-25. High temps slightly cooler in the 50's and 60's

Wednesday Cold Front- The cold front moves in overnight Tuesday-Wednesday with the cooler air lagging behind the initial boundary. A burst of rain/snow mix likely Wednesday morning around the Pikes Peak region as the front surges south. This burst could last about 2 hours in some areas across Monument Hill and/or the Ramparts but any accum on grassy surfaces and keeping light. Lingering rain snow/mix in the wake of the front could linger through Wed afternoon; however, not enough moisture to trigger widespread travel impacts.

EXTENDED: A Freeze Watch is in effect for portions of the Pikes Peak region and Pueblo county Wednesday night as overnight lows drop into the 20's along and east of I-25 and single digits across the high valleys west of I-25