Colorado residents can look forward to a welcome spell of sunshine and mild temperatures this weekend. On Saturday morning, Colorado Springs will be brisk at 36°F, but the day will warm steadily, reaching a high of 63°F under clear, blue skies. Pueblo will be slightly warmer, topping out at 65°F.
Saturday outlook
Morning lows will be cool, especially in the higher elevations of Colorado Springs, but the ridge of high pressure moving in from the west will drive temperatures upward by mid‑day. Winds will remain gentle, staying under 10 mph, which means the chill will fade quickly and outdoor activities will be comfortable.
Sunday’s sunny rise
Sunday brings even more warmth as the high‑pressure system strengthens. Temperatures across most areas east of I‑25 are expected to climb into the high 60s. Direct sunlight will make it feel even warmer, so residents should take advantage of the pleasant conditions for family outings, backyard barbecues, or a stroll through local parks.
Extended dry pattern
The same dry, sunny pattern is projected to continue into the work week. With the ridge holding steady, cloud cover will be minimal and precipitation chances remain low. This stable weather provides an excellent backdrop for community events, church gatherings, and family activities that rely on outdoor space.
Overall, the forecast signals a break from the cooler, cloudier days that have been typical earlier in the month. Residents of Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and surrounding communities can plan their weekend with confidence, knowing that the weather will cooperate with family plans, church picnics, and other local traditions.
Stay tuned to KRDO for any updates, especially if the high‑pressure system shifts unexpectedly. For now, enjoy the warm, dry stretch and make the most of the beautiful Colorado autumn weather.
Original reporting: KRDO (Colorado Springs metro) — read the source article.
