Stronger Bö Thursday than a high risk of fire returns to South Colorado

Today’s forecast:
We have another airy day with southwestern winds and dry conditions. We will see the strongest winds with gusts between 30 and 40 km / h later in the afternoon. The warnings for red flags will be reconciled this evening from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. to 8 p.m. Mountain Snow showers will move today, but this will not reach the I-25 corridor until Friday morning.

Koaa weather

Colorado Springs forecast: high: 66; Low: 33. Southwest winds will reinforce wind gusts between 2 and 7 p.m. with 30 to 35 miles per hour this afternoon. A warning for red flags will be in force today from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Colorado Springs region.

Pueblo -forecast: High: 72; Low: 34. After a high in the upper 60s on Wednesday, we see a warmer Thursday in Pueblo, which is driven from Breezy to Gusty Southwest Winds. Top gusts today up to 35 miles per hour.

Canon City forecast: High: 68; Low: 35. Mild and dry on Thursday, with southwest wind gusts up to 35 miles per hour until this afternoon. Due to the higher humidity than in the areas in our east, the district of Eastern Warning is not included in today’s warning to the red flag.

Woodland Park forecast: High: 56; Low: 26. During the day, gusty and mild, with today’s high in the mid -1950s. Snowing will return this evening when the moisture moves from the mountains to the east.

Tri-Lakes forecast: High: 50s/60s; Low: 20s/30s. On Thursday mild and Böig, around 30-35 miles per hour with southwest wind gusts. The wind will weaken this evening after sunset with snow showers until Friday morning.

Plains forecast: High: 70s; Low: 30s. Dry and gusty, with warming heights on Thursday, which will climb into the 1970s in many areas. A warning for red flags will be in force today from 12 noon to 8 p.m.

Walsenburg and Trinidad forecast: High: 60s/70s; Low: 20s/30s. Thursday will be gusty and unusually warm in southern I-25 corridor. The warning conditions for red flags are expected today from 12 noon to 8:00 p.m., with relative humidity near 10%this afternoon.

Mountain forecast: high: 40s; Low: 10S/20S. Dry this afternoon and gust with Southwest wind gusts by 40 to 50 miles per hour. Wind and snow will increase tonight, and if the weather goes downhill in Friday morning, travel to the mountains and the mountains could be a big challenge.

Extended observation forecast:
A strong spring storm will move overnight tonight and Friday morning and Friday morning. We will have a short shot of snow during the morning pendulum traffic, whereby the slight accumulations for areas over 5,500 to 6,000 feet are expected. Göte Winde will get out of the northwest, so it would not be surprising that a snow will be on the streets. As soon as we have made it until the afternoon, snow will undress and we only have cloud cover. We do not expect much in terms of accumulation and for the Pikes top region and it will probably be less than an inch for areas that see the snow.

On Friday, Mountains and Southern I-25 Corridor were exhibited on Friday for the Eastern Plains, Southeasters Mountains and Southern. Some mincans were able to exceed 80 to 65 miles per hour with a lower height of around 60 to 65 miles.

When you go to the weekend, mountain shoes will probably continue and we will still go through a few clouds for the I-35 corridor. The cooling temperatures remain behind this spring storm in the 40s and 50s on Saturday.

The weekend of St. Patrick’s Day looks good to get outside, and some of the clouds are cleared out on Sunday. As far as St. Patrick’s Day is concerned, we will have another beautiful day with mostly clear sky and temperatures in the upper 60s. Our next storm system wants to move in on Tuesday and we have another shot on snow.
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