Pueblo and much of southern Colorado can expect sunshine and seasonable temperatures on November 5, with afternoon readings reaching the 50s along much of the Interstate 25 corridor. Morning clouds are forecast to move east, leaving bright skies through the day before cloud cover increases again overnight.
Pueblo's forecast calls for a high of 58 degrees and a low of 36. The city is starting the morning in the lower 40s as clouds clear along I-25. Sunshine will help temperatures climb through the day, with active weather expected to stay away. Colorado Springs is forecast to reach 55 degrees, with a low of 33, after morning temperatures rise from the 30s into the 40s by 9 a.m.
Cooler conditions are expected across northern El Paso County, where temperatures will remain below 50 degrees. The Tri-Lakes forecast lists a high of 49 and a low of 29. Overnight rainfall in Monument has left some roads slightly wet, but they are expected to dry during the morning. Early breezes should ease, with sunshine continuing through the day.
Woodland Park is starting in the 20s and is forecast to reach 46 degrees, with a low of 27. Overnight snowfall was limited, and road temperatures above freezing kept accumulation low. Roads are expected to be dry as sunshine returns. In Canon City, the forecast high is 53 degrees and the low is 35, with clearing skies bringing sunshine to Fremont County.
Showers over the eastern plains are moving toward Kansas. Clouds should clear behind them, allowing afternoon temperatures to reach the 50s, with lows in the 30s. Farther south along I-25, Walsenburg is forecast to reach 52 degrees with a low of 34, while Trinidad is expected to reach 53 with a low of 32.
The mountains received a couple of inches of snow overnight. Some melting is expected as daytime temperatures stay above freezing, reaching the 40s and 50s. Sunshine will return across higher elevations before more clouds arrive overnight, and forecast lows are in the 20s.
The extended forecast points to continued calm weather. A system passing to the south will bring additional clouds into Colorado on Friday, but no moisture is expected along I-25. Sunshine is forecast to return over the weekend as a ridge settles in and temperatures rise. Highs should reach the 60s by Sunday, followed by upper 60s on Monday.
