Active Weather Late Week
A disturbance moving will move across the Continental Divide late week bringing rain and snow showers to the region Friday afternoon and lasting, likely, through Saturday afternoon. As of now, rain looks to transition to snow after 8pm Friday for portions of the I-25 corridor.
TONIGHT: Skies gradually clearing with overnight lows in the 30's to low 40's with calm winds.
WEDNESDAY: Beautiful and sunny with highs soaring above average in the 60's to low70's for the Pikes Peak region and low 80's from Pueblo to the Eastern Plains. Breezy west, southwest winds 25-30 mph.
BREEZY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY with elevated fire danger. Thursday will be the strongest winds with 35-45 mph gusts around Pikes Peak region and Pueblo with 45-55+ mph gusts for Huerfano county, Las Animas County near Walsenburg and San Luis Valley
EXTENDED: Partly sunny Thursday with gusty winds and blowing dust and highs still in the 70's. Friday brings cloudy skies and a chance for showers and storms by the afternoon with cooler highs in the 50's before a transition to slushy, snow showers possible by Friday night.
First half of Easter Weekend still trending chilly and snowy with some sunshine breaking out for Easter morning with the afternoon holding a slight chance of shower/storm. Stay tuned!
