Tag: forecast
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Colorado Springs weather: Possible record-breaking heat Monday, more high fire danger
Another day of record heat and red flag fire danger is on tap for Colorado Springs on Monday, but things should cool down as the week progresses, according to Gazette news partner KOAA. “The work week will begin hot, dry and gusty,” said News 5 Meteorologist Alan Rose. “Several heat records will be in jeopardy…
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Colorado Springs weather: Near-record high expected Monday
Colorado Springs is expected to flirt with record-high temperatures before the city gets a brief respite from recent dry conditions, according to the National Weather Service in Pueblo. Monday will be partly sunny with a high of 70 degrees, just shy of the March 2 record of 72, the weather agency predicts. That mark was…
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Colorado Springs weather: Longstanding record could fall Monday
Colorado Springs is expected to flirt with a 30-year-old temperature record on Monday as an unseasonably warm winter season continues, according to the National Weather Service in Pueblo. Monday is expected to be mostly sunny with a high of 68 degrees, the weather agency predicts. The record high temperature for Feb. 9 is 71 degrees,…
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Christmas week starts with record high; La Niña means more records could fall
Dreams of a white Christmas are giving way to a La Niña reality as the warmest Dec. 22 on record kicks off an unseasonably warm holiday week in Colorado Springs, according to the National Weather Service. Monday’s temperatures reached a high of 72 degrees, eclipsing the previous record of 69, set in 1955, and smashing…
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A White Christmas in Colorado Springs is rare, but what about an earthquake?
By O’Dell Isaac The National Weather Service definition of a white Christmas focuses on how much snow is on the ground on Dec. 25. According to the weather agency, if there is at least 1 inch of snow on the ground on Christmas and greater than 0.5 inches falling during the day, then it qualifies.…
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Colorado Springs may see first snow of season by end of the week
Warm temperatures will dip enough that the Colorado Springs area could see snow by Friday, leaving behind an “unseasonably warm” November, according to the National Weather Service in Pueblo. Last November, Colorado Springs saw blizzards by Election Day. This year, as we near December, we’ve seen temperatures into the high 70s. Finally, this pattern of…
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Colorado Springs weather: Warm temps, fire watch in the forecast following first freeze of the season
In true Colorado Springs fashion, the first freeze of the season will be followed by a return to balmy 70-degree weather Sunday. A fire weather watch will in in effect for the region on Monday. Around 5 a.m. Sunday morning, temperatures in Colorado Springs dropped to 28.9 degrees, according to the National Weather Service in…
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Temperatures starting to dip in the Pikes Peak region
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The National Weather Service in Pueblo issued a frost advisory for the San Luis Valley early Monday morning, reaching all the way to Woodland Park and creeping into Colorado Springs. The frost advisory is in…
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Snow in the Colorado Springs area forces school closures and delays
Residents woke up Thursday morning to fresh snowfall in the Pikes Peak region, forcing some school and business delays and closures. Some schools in the region closed for the day include Lewis-Palmer District 38 and Pueblo D-60. Click or tap here for the latest list of closings and delays. Some schools on a two-hour delay are Fountain-Fort…
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The nation’s hottest housing market in 2025? It’s Colorado Springs, new forecast says
Colorado Springs ranks as the nation’s No. 1 housing market for 2025, thanks to hefty increases in home sales and prices, according to an annual forecast released Tuesday for the nation’s 100 largest metro areas by Realtor.com, the California-based online real estate service. The Springs’ top spot results from a 27.1% expected jump in the number of home…





