Pueblo Warmth to Continue as High Pressure Holds Over the Rockies

Pueblo is expected to climb from a chilly morning into the lower 70s on November 9 as a ridge of high pressure over the Rocky Mountains keeps the region unusually warm. The forecast calls for a high of 72 degrees in Pueblo, with sunny skies and calm conditions continuing through the day.

Morning temperatures in Pueblo started in the lower 30s, setting up a substantial rise before the afternoon high. The city's forecast low is 37 degrees. Along the broader Interstate 25 corridor, afternoon readings are expected to reach the 60s and 70s as the warm weather pattern remains in place.

Colorado Springs is forecast to reach 69 degrees, compared with the mid-50s typical for this time of year. Morning readings were in the 40s, and the forecast low is 38. Little change is expected through the rest of the week, with afternoon temperatures consistently reaching the 60s under sunny and calm conditions.

Canon City has a forecast high of 71 degrees and a low of 40. Temperatures there were in the upper 40s in the morning before the expected climb into the lower 70s. The high-pressure ridge is supporting the warmer, calmer weather, and temperatures on Tuesday morning are also expected to be in the 40s.

In Teller County, Woodland Park is forecast to reach 63 degrees after beginning the morning in the 30s. Its forecast low is 33 degrees. Sunshine and the unusually warm conditions are expected to help melt some snow at higher elevations in the county, with the warmth continuing throughout the week.

The eastern plains are also expected to warm considerably, moving from morning temperatures in the 30s to afternoon highs in the 60s and 70s. Calm weather is forecast to continue over the next several days. Farther south along I-25, Walsenburg is forecast to reach 65 degrees and Trinidad 69, with lows of 37.

Mountain locations are forecast to see afternoon temperatures in the 50s and lows in the 20s and 30s. Some snow remains near the peaks, but sunshine and warmer conditions could bring additional melting over the coming days.

The extended forecast shows afternoon highs generally remaining in the 60s and 70s. A slight cooldown is expected Wednesday, Veterans Day, though highs should still reach the 60s. The next potential shift in the weather pattern is not expected until the following week.