Mild conditions as precipitation chances increase through the weekend

TODAY: We're warm again with highs in the mid-to-high 60s in Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and across the Plains. Expect dry conditions and breezy winds. Gusts get up to 15-18 mph mainly from 3-6 pm. 

TOMORROW: We cool a few degrees with highs in the 50s and 60s. A disturbance to our Southeast could bring scattered morning showers and storms across the Plains. Scattered storms pop up across the western high country as well. 

EXTENDED: There's an even better chance for more flooding out in the San Juan Mountains, San Luis Valley, and other areas in Southwest Colorado Saturday night through Monday.

Saturday morning brings heavy showers and snow to the San Juans. This brings the heaviest snow we have seen yet this season for southern Colorado. Precipitation continues across the high country for Saturday morning, causing more flooding concerns. 

We're tracking the chance for a few showers along and east of I-25 Halloween evening.

Sunday brings some of the coldest temperatures of the week and some of the lowest snow. Flooding concerns continue across the San Juans and southwestern Colorado as more precipitation continues Sunday evening.

Precipitation chances increase Monday for the Front Range. Monday brings the chance to get a dusting of snow for Teller County. 

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