Today: Friday brings more clouds, but conditions are still pleasant with temperatures in the 60s. 1-3 pm continues to be the warmest time of the day before the sun starts to disappear behind the mountains. A breeze kicks up right after noon. 12-15 mph gusts push north.
Tomorrow: Snow showers begin through the early morning hours for the San Juan Mountains. The heaviest snow is expected during Saturday morning, which is why there is a Winter Weather Advisory for the eastern San Juan Mountains above 10,000 feet elevation, where half a foot of snow is possible.
Locally, for Colorado Springs, we are tracking rain and scattered showers with the chance of a thunderstorm from 11 am until 9 pm. After 6 pm, snow levels will drop, leading to a trace of snow possible for Northern El Paso County. Pikes Peak will likely get a couple inches, with Teller County right behind it.
Sunday: A low fog settles in until 8 am causing poor visibility. High pressure breaks through and leads Colorado to a dry and cool Saturday with temperatures peaking in the low 50s.
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