Residents of Colorado Springs and Pueblo can look forward to a brief taste of autumn this Sunday. The National Weather Service predicts daytime highs in the low 70s for Colorado Springs and mid‑70s for Pueblo, offering a pleasant break before temperatures climb back into the 80s later in the week.
Sunday’s Weather
Saturday’s lingering warmth will give way to cooler conditions on Sunday, with clear skies expected across the Front Range. The forecast calls for light winds and comfortable humidity, making it an ideal day for outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, or a family picnic in the park.
Mountain Showers
While the lower elevations enjoy mild temperatures, the San Juan and Rio Grande National Forests are likely to see scattered showers. These brief rain showers should remain isolated to higher terrain and are not expected to affect travel on major highways.
Monday and the Rest of the Work Week
Starting Monday afternoon, scattered showers will develop across the high‑country areas after 4 p.m., bringing a brief cooling effect before temperatures rise again. Colorado Springs can expect highs in the 80s, while Pueblo will see mid‑80s temperatures. Dry conditions are projected along the I‑25 corridor, though the high country may experience additional showers between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m.
From Tuesday through Friday, high temperatures are expected to remain mostly in the 80s across the region. A light breeze will develop across eastern Colorado, providing some relief from the heat.
What This Means for Residents
Sunday’s cooler weather offers a perfect opportunity for families to enjoy the outdoors before the heat returns. Parents planning weekend outings can take advantage of the comfortable temperatures without the need for extensive sun protection, though a light jacket may be advisable for early morning or evening activities.
Motorists traveling through the mountain passes should stay alert for the scattered showers expected in the high country, especially on Monday evening. The rest of the week should see dry road conditions along the main interstate routes.
Looking Ahead
Forecasters will continue to monitor the pattern for any changes that could bring additional precipitation or temperature shifts. Residents are encouraged to stay tuned to local weather updates for the most current information.
Overall, the brief cool spell provides a welcome reminder of the coming fall season, giving Coloradans a chance to enjoy the outdoors before the summer heat returns.
Original reporting: KRDO (Colorado Springs metro) — read the source article.
