A strong late-season winter system is bringing significant snowfall across parts of Teller County today, creating difficult travel conditions and chilly temperatures across the region.
Snowfall is expected to add an extra 4–8 inches in many areas, with higher elevations and east-facing slopes possibly receiving up to 10 inches. Nearby areas like Monument and Castle Rock are also seeing lighter accumulations of around 1–2 inches.
Travelers along the busy Interstate 25 corridor should be cautious, as snow-covered roads and reduced visibility may make driving hazardous.
⚠️ Winter Storm Warnings remain in effect:
- Teller County: until Friday 12 p.m.
- Sangre de Cristo and Wet Mountains: until Friday 12 a.m.
In Colorado Springs, conditions remain cold and damp, with temperatures staying in the 40s and steady rain throughout the day.
🌡️ Tomorrow’s Forecast
Friday morning will stay cold, with temperatures in Colorado Springs dropping to around 33°F (near freezing). While clouds will linger, conditions are expected to remain mostly dry through the day.
🌤️ Weekend Outlook
A noticeable warm-up is on the way 😊
- Temperatures will rise into the 60s and 70s
- Plenty of sunshine expected
- Light mountain snow may continue in higher elevations
- Southern areas like Trinidad and Walsenburg could see a few scattered showers
