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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

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

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

Light, sporadic snow flurries are expected today along the I-25 corridor. Snow accumulations will be quite minimal with this event. Monument/Palmer Divide will likely see less and 1″ total, Colorado Springs will be lucky to get more than a half-inch of snow accumulation. The biggest concerns with the precipitation today will be the chance for

TONIGHT: Overnight tonight another cold front will approach western Colorado, bringing snow chances to the continental divide. The I-25 corridor will turn mostly cloudy Wednesday morning capping temperatures in the high 30s. WEDNESDAY: Precipitation will be slow to arrive in Colorado Springs with flurries starting mid-afternoon. Snow accumulation totals look minimal for the lower elevations

TONIGHT: Snow/rain showers continue through 10pm tonight and then tapering off through early Tuesday morning. Light accum expected for higher terrain areas. Monument, Larkspur, and Peyton in N. El Paso and Douglas Counties are the most likely places to receive 2-3″ of snow accumulation. For Colorado Springs, temperatures will be slightly less conducive for snowfall,

Increasing cloud coverage late Sunday with the approaching cold front and precipitation. Isolated rain/snow showers likely Monday with light accumulation along the I-25 corridor and eastern Colorado. Monument/Palmer Divide will likely see the most snow accumulation through the day Monday, maybe 2″ total, and that’s me being optimistic. The vast majority of Colorado will see

Noticeably cooler temps on Thursday will yield cooler temps overnight with most areas in the teen to low 20’s FRIDAY: Mostly sunny with cool temps in the 40’s for the Pikes Peak region and close to 50° for part of the eastern plains. WEEKEND: Persistent ridging pattern over the intermountain west this weekend. Typical characteristics

A strengthening low-pressure system will drop into the northern great plains this evening, transporting cold Canadian air into Colorado Thursday. Temperatures 5-10 degrees cooler than today with plenty of sunshine. TONIGHT: Partly Clear with temps cooler in the teens to low 20’s TOMORROW: Mostly sunny skies with temps slightly cooler in the 30’s and 40’s

TONIGHT: Temps won’t drop off too much considering the cloud cover we will keep around tonight insulating the surface only allowing for overnight lows in the upper 20’s to mid’ 30’s. TOMORROW: Wednesday’s weather will be similar to today’s, with general cloudiness and very spotty sprinkles. Turning partly cloudy by late afternoon, hopefully, we’ll see

Today: Mostly cloudy skies with temperatures in the low 40s this afternoon in Colorado Springs. Wind gusts to 25mph. Moisture streaming in from New Mexico and Texas will graze the far southeastern corner of Colorado after 11am. A light rain/snow mix is possible in Springfield and Lamar making for slick road conditions with minimal snow