Weather Shifts: Rain, Wind, and Snow in the Forecast

Saturday night brings cloudy skies with a small risk of showers and even thunderstorms after dark. Winds from the southeast will pick up, blowing between 5 to 15 mph, while warnings for fire risk stay active in some areas until 8 PM due to dry air and gusty winds. Some spots could see winds hit 40 mph. Temperatures will drop to the mid-30s along the Pikes Peak Corridor, while higher elevations could dip into the 20s. The highest peaks might even get a dusting of snow overnight. Sunday stays mild with highs in the 60s to 70s but keeps the chance of rain and storms alive. The High Country will see more widespread rain and snow early, tapering off by afternoon. Along I-25 and the Eastern Plains, scattered storms could pop up in the afternoon, some possibly strong. By nightfall, most areas dry out, but the High Country may still see flurries.Monday keeps the wet pattern going, with rain and snow in the mountains and rain spreading to I-25 areas. Teller County might even switch to snow or a slushy mix. The rain heads east by midnight, leaving the region drier. Temperatures stay in the 60s to 70s. Tuesday brings a small chance of afternoon showers and cooler temps in the low 60s. Winds gust back up, raising fire risk concerns in some places. Wednesday through Friday, the daily afternoon storm chances return, with highs hovering around 60 degrees.