Rain and Gusty Winds Return to Southern Colorado to Open the Week

Southern Colorado is heading into a cool and wet start to the week, with showers expected across the region on Monday, November 2, and breezy conditions in many areas.

Overnight lows are forecast to fall into the 40s and low 50s across southern Colorado, and more showers are expected statewide. Flood watches are in effect for the southwestern corner of the state, where additional rain is on the way. Winds are expected to stay elevated closer to the San Luis Valley, where gusts of 60 to 70 mph are possible.

In Colorado Springs, a few lingering showers are possible Sunday night along with elevated winds. Forecasters expect a break in the rain overnight before more moves in on Monday. The city is forecast to see a low of 38 degrees and a high of 49.

Pueblo is expected to see more shower chances on Monday, along with gusty winds. Highs will reach the 50s, with rain continuing through the afternoon. The forecast calls for a low of 43 and a high of 57.

Canon City can expect another round of showers from late morning into the afternoon on Monday. Highs there will be cooler than average, with gusts up to 50 mph. The forecast shows a low of 41 and a high of 54.

Woodland Park is forecast to be the coolest spot in the area, with a low of 31 and a high of 41. Rain and snow are possible there from late morning through the afternoon on Monday.

The second half of the week looks drier. Tuesday should bring seasonal temperatures after the rainy start to the week, and those temperatures are expected to continue through the week. A few more shower chances are possible on Wednesday, while Thursday and Friday are expected to be drier across southern Colorado.