COMFORTABLE WEEKEND TEMPS
Fog is expected for areas around Southern Colorado Friday morning. By the mid and late morning hours, that clears out and we are looking ahead to a nicer day.
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CLEARING OUT TONIGHT
Mostly cloudy skies are in the forecast today with the chance for some early morning sprinkles and flurries.
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RAIN/SNOW FOR THURSDAY
Partly sunny skies will be seen today as a storm system moves in from the west.
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STORM ON THE WAY
Mostly sunny to partly cloudy with temperatures warming into the 50s and 60s again.
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Calm weather pattern through Wednesday night in southern Colorado
A high-pressure ridge is currently located in the intermountain west, bringing Colorado above-average temperatures till Thursday. Changes coming for Thursday morning with rain/snow chances. Tonight: Staying partly cloudy overnight along the I-25 corridor with temperatures dipping into the 20’s overnight with no chance of precipitation. Tuesday: The beautiful weather continues with temperatures reaching 58 degrees
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Tonight: Remaining partly cloudy this evening with temperatures down to 23 in Colorado Springs and 18 in Pueblo. Light winds and no chance of precipitation overnight. Monday: Dealing with a relatively pesky mid-level cloud deck throughout the day. Although I do expect sunshine to peek through at times with light westerly winds, helping to warm
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Marty’s Sunday Morning Forecast – Less Wind! 12/1/19
Overview: As the storm moves farther away from the area the weather will become much more tranquil for a while. Today: We’ll be chilly this morning, and there will still be some breezy pockets over the mountains and the far eastern plains, but all areas will be mostly sunny with less wind today. Expect afternoon
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Friday: A cold front will move through central Colorado during the early afternoon, bringing scattered showers to the I-25 corridor and snow to the higher elevations. Winter storm warnings are in effect across the Sangre’s, HWY 160 will see heavy snow and strong winds making travel very difficult if not impossible by early evening. Winds
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Thursday: Starting off the morning at a chilly 16 degrees with light winds and mostly cloudy skies. The biggest problem travelers will have to deal with is patchy black ice. Roads are still recovering from Tuesday’s heavy snow event, and as temperatures haven’t escaped the 20s since, slick spots are still an issue. Temperatures warming
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Nearly 20 inches of snow reported Tuesday in Palmer Lake
The snow champ in this latest winter storm is Palmer Lake, near the El Paso-Douglas county line, with 19 inches reported before noon Tuesday.
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Heavy snow on the way
A snowstorm is on the way Monday night into Tuesday, likely impacting holiday travel
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Colorado Springs drivers complain of slow response by snow removal crews Friday; ice blamed
Many drivers were frustrated with morning rush hour Friday, believing that Colorado Springs-area street and road crews didn’t respond quickly and effectively enough. Some drivers arrived late to work, or failed to make it in at all, because of slick conditions that led to crashes and slide-offs, or forced people to pull over and abandon
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RAIN/SNOW TONIGHT-THURSDAY 11/20/19
Isolated morning rain showers are possible across the I-25 corridor, but the steady rainfall for Colorado Springs will be between 11am-4pm.
Continue Reading11/17/19 Forecast Discussion
Tonight: Entering into a quiet weather pattern this evening that will carry through the first half of this workweek. Mostly clear skies overnight with temperatures down to 37 in Colorado Springs and 39 in Pueblo. Light winds and no chance of precipitation for Central/Southern Colorado. Monday: Mostly clear skies with temperatures warming up to 62
Continue ReadingMarty’s Sunday Morning Forecast – Cooler, But Less Cloudy – 11/17/19
Overview: We’re tracking warm air for a couple of days. Mountain wave clouds may block out the sun occasionally and we are tracking some waves that will bring changes to our weather through the middle of the week. Today: Partly cloudy and cooler with high temperatures in the 50s for most areas. Tonight: Partly cloudy
Continue Reading11/16/19 Forecast Discussion
Tonight: A fast-moving cold front will kick up winds along the I-25 corridor to 25 mph this evening. Isolated rain showers changing over to light snow flurries will be possible tonight with minimal accumulation in Central/Southern Colorado. The biggest impact of the cold front will be cooler temperatures Sunday afternoon, most locations will be 15-20
Continue ReadingMarty’s Saturday Morning Forecast – Cold Front This Evening – 11/16/19
Overview: We’re tracking a weak cold front that will move over the area this evening, but overall the air looks to remain warm by November standards for several days. Mountain wave clouds may block out the sun occasionally for a few days and we are tracking some waves that will bring changes to our weather
Continue Reading11/10/19 Forecast Discussion
Overnight: Currently, a strong cold front is dropping through Wyoming and Nebraska(as well as much of the northern portion of the US) that is headed towards Colorado. Cold frontal passage will happen after midnight which will have a few effects. The most drastic will be the temperature change, high temperatures today were at 65, tomorrow we’ll be lucky to
Continue ReadingMarty’s Saturday Morning Forecast – Warm Start To The Weekend! – 11/9/19
Overview: An area of high pressure will keep warm, dry conditions in place across the area for much of the weekend. We’re tracking another cold front that will bring much colder air and a chance for light snow to the area on Veterans Day. As the early week system exits the area we’ll start to
Continue Reading11/6/19 Forecast Discussion
Tonight: The cold front that whipped up winds and rapidly dropped temperatures this afternoon in Colorado has now exited into New Mexico. With the frontal passage long gone, winds will die off and become calm overnight. The moisture associated with the front is lagging behind somewhat. Anticipate light rain changing over to freezing drizzle after
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