Early this morning, lingering storms from last night continue to move across the Plains. Residents along I-25, especially east and west of the corridor, should expect a few scattered showers throughout the morning.

Today’s temperature outlook

Colorado Springs will see temperatures cool to the high 60s, while Pueblo remains a touch warmer in the low 70s. The mountain regions will retain most of the moisture, keeping showers and thunderstorms largely confined to higher elevations. A small chance of snow exists for the highest peaks and passes later tonight.

Friday’s forecast

Friday brings additional moisture to the mountains, increasing the likelihood of afternoon showers and storms in both Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Temperatures rebound to the 70s across the region, offering a brief respite before the weekend warmth.

Weekend sunshine

By Saturday, high pressure builds, pushing temperatures into the low to mid 80s in lower‑lying areas. Expect plenty of sunshine and dry conditions, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities. The same warm pattern continues into Sunday, with similar temperature ranges and clear skies.

What to watch

While most precipitation will stay aloft in the mountains, occasional bursts may spill over I-25, especially in the afternoon. Drivers should stay alert for slick roads in higher elevations and be prepared for brief periods of reduced visibility if snow develops on passes.

Overall, the short‑term weather picture shows a transition from lingering showers and possible snow in the mountains to a warm, sunny weekend across Colorado’s lower valleys. Residents can plan accordingly, enjoying the sunshine while staying cautious of lingering storm activity in the higher terrain.

Original reporting: KRDO (Colorado Springs metro) — read the source article.