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Warmer for Sunday

Plenty of sunshine for Sunday and milder temperatures across the Southeastern plains, but another winter storm is bearing down in the high country. And while the Southeastern Plains enjoy relatively mild temperatures for February, WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES will continue for much of the Central Mountains until 8 a.m. Monday Morning. Expect winter driving conditions if

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Beautiful weekend ahead

VALENTINE’S EVENING: Pleasant night ahead with temps in the 30’s and 40’s until 10pm then after midnight, temps in the 20’s for most areas with the mountains hovering the teens. Those pleasant conditions will last through the weekend. Temperatures cooling slightly for Saturday afternoon as most of central/southern Colorado valley locations will stay in the

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QUIET EVENING AHEAD

TONIGHT: Decreasing clouds with temps in the teens. FRIDAY: Beautiful start to Valentine’s Day with temps in the 40’s under mostly sunny skies. Breezy winds out of the west southwest 10-15 mph. EXTENDED: A weak cold front sweeps the state on Saturday that will reinforce cool air keeping temps in the 40’s for the remainder

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FRIGID EVENING

TONIGHT: Gradually becoming mostly clear overnight with temperatures into the teens in Colorado Springs. EXTENDED: Skies clearing out by Thursday; however, still a bit breezy and chilly even though we will return to plenty of sunshine. EXTENDED: Entering into a slight warming trend to finish the workweek, back into the 40s and 50s with plenty

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QUIET NIGHT AHEAD

TONIGHT: Partly clear with temps in the low teens. TOMORROW/WEDNESDAY: The winds will pick up for Wednesday as another cold front sweeps through Nebraska and Kansas. Colorado will get the very tail end of that front, light snow flurries possible, but the winds will turn gusty. Occasional wind gusts to the I-25 corridor to 40mph,

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WEATHER ALERT: SNOWY NIGHT AHEAD

TONIGHT: Light to moderate accum of snow through the overnight hours. Due to the prolonged colder air yielding colder ground temps, snow will stick rather quickly with bridges/elevated surfaces and secondary roads becoming slick by the evening commute. Winter Weather Advisories in effect for northern El Paso, Teller, Douglas, and Pueblo Counties starting at 5pm

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Snowy Sunday

Another shot of cold air is headed for Colorado. It means more snow for the mountains, but just a little bit for Colorado Springs and Pueblo. A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY remains in effect for the Northern and Central mountains until midnight, Sunday night. Those areas are expecting 5 to 10 inches of fresh snow over

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BRIEF WARMING TREND RETURNS

TONIGHT: Mostly clear skies with temps in the single digits THURSDAY: Partly sunny with temps in the 30’s to low 40’s. Increasing clouds late in the afternoon as our next disturbance moves in yielding a round of light snow for higher terrain areas/Palmer Divide by early Friday morning. Most accumulations will be minor/light with a

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Winter storms, unsafe driving make keeping the I-25 Gap open challenging for CDOT

Just after 1:30 p.m Monday, the Colorado Department of Trasportation issued a warning that drivers avoid the Interstate 25 “Gap” widening project between Monument and Castle Rock because the worst of the current winter storm was expected the area during evening rush hour. Ten minutes after that warning, authorities closed the southbound lanes between Monument

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Winter Weather Advisories/Warnings

A strong cold front crossed through central Colorado early this morning and is bringing winter weather back to the state after a record-breakingly warm weekend. Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for the entirety of the I-25 corridor, from Wyoming to New Mexico from 2 pm today till 5pm Tuesday. Precipitation will begin in northern

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Winter Storm Bears Down on Colorado

A powerful winter storm system is closing in on Colorado Springs. We’ll feel the colder temperatures by mid morning Monday. Snow will then follow, starting as freezing drizzle in the early afternoon. By evening commute, the flakes will fly, leaving the Colorado Springs area with about an inch of new powder. A WINTER STORM WATCH

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Slick morning commute

Multiple car crashes this morning being reported, most likely due to the snow-covered and slick roads. Last night a quick-moving snowstorm dropped less than an inch of snow in Colorado Springs, with up to 2″ in Monument. It’s not the accumulation that’s causing the issues, mist was also reported on surface sensors at the AFA

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Feeling like early May!

Light snow flurries possible this evening in along the I-25 corridor and into Woodland Park. Turning to a rain/snow mix in Pueblo. Snow accumulations incredibly minimal with up to a half-inch possible in Monument. Just enough to make for a few wet roads for your evening commute. Gradually turning mostly clear after midnight with low

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Light evening flurries

Still hanging on to a few light snow flurries in Teller County. Snow accumulation will be very minimal with the biggest travel concern being wet roads. These snow showers are really struggling to move out of the mountains, but it’d expect isolated flurries crossing I-25 this evening with no significant impacts to drivers. Gradually becoming

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