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The Colorado Department of Transportation urges motorists and commercial motor vehicle drivers to prepare for extensive detours when accessing Southwest Colorado, specifically Pagosa Springs and nearby Durango. Recent flooding washed out roads and a bridge, causing full closures on common routes and significant repair delays along key corridors. Motorists should...
Southern Colorado expects a calm week with temperatures rising toward the 70s in Pueblo and Cañon City before clouds move in mid-week and snow becomes possible by November 17.
Quiet week ahead: temps four to eight degrees above normal, breezy Tuesday, light flurries in the mountains. Enjoy the calm before Sunday.
Houseboats at Navajo State Park. Colorado Parks & Wildlife staff are responding to recent flooding in southwestern Colorado in a multitude of ways across the San Luis Valley, at Navajo State Park and areas west of Wolf Creek Pass. CPW has also deployed its swift-water rescue team to Archuleta County to assist with operations.
PAGOSA SPRINGS, Colo. — Emergency management officials across southwestern Colorado are conducting aerial and ground assessments this week after two historic autumn storms battered the Four Corners region in little more than a week, washing away homes, buckling highways, and stretching local rescue resources thin, according to The Colorado Sun. In Pagosa Springs, the San Juan River crested at roughly 15 feet during an late-October atmospheric river event before surging to nearly 17 feet during a second deluge on November 2, undermining half the foundation of the Pagosa Springs Museum and sweeping at least one riverside home downstream.
Reported stop-sign challenge raises concerns as Colorado faces icy intersections, snow and earlier darkness.
Mild November temperatures continue with only a brief Wednesday cooldown and breezy conditions Tuesday.
SUNDAY NIGHT: Lows will drop into the 30s for most in southern Colorado with a light breeze up to 10 MPH while we continue to stay dry. Clear sky conditions are expected as well. MONDAY: As a high pressure ridge builds and amplifies, expect Monday to be the warmest day...
Crews are starting to reopen the boat ramps at Lake Powell, less than two months after the reservoir dried to its lowest recorded level. The water elevation rose more than 19 feet since it bottomed out on Sept. 15 at about 3516 feet, and nearly 16 feet since Oct. 20, when this year’s Super El Niño weather pattern brought consecutive rain events across the Southwest.
TODAY: We're tracking a gorgeous Monday! A ridge of high pressure, bringing sunny skies and calm winds, allows us to top off 10-15 degrees above average in the low to mid 70s along and east of I-25. Expect 50s and 60s in the mountains. TOMORROW: It's another warm and dry...
Southwest Colorado roads got hammered with rain when Hurricane Trudy's remnants stalled over the region.
NOTE: This is a preliminary report that is subject to revision. Reservoir comparisons use the October 14 midnight storage values published in the Bureau of Reclamation’s October 2026 24-Month Study (issued October 15) and the latest available observations through November 5, 2026. Percent-of-capacity figures are calculated against Reclamation’s published live storage capacities. Damage figures and infrastructure assessments are preliminary and are expected to change. AI was used to assist with research.
Colorado Springs warms to 70°F Monday before Veterans Day brings cooler afternoons and chilly nights.
The FOX21 Storm Team expects calm weather and rising temperatures across Southern Colorado over the coming days, while snow buildup threatens El Paso County by the 17th.
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO — A fast-moving storm is sweeping across southern Colorado, and some areas could see rain change over to wet snow tonight, Thursday, November 5. Forecasters give it about a 30 percent chance that rain turns to snow around Monument Hill, across northern El Paso County, and over the Raton Mesa near Walsenburg and Trinidad. Because the storm is moving quickly, any slushy accumulation should stay mostly on grassy surfaces, not on roads. Radar already shows snow falling in the central mountains, rain across the Arkansas River Valley, and a rain and snow mix in between.
Today: Saturday starts off cold with 36 degrees in Colorado Springs but warms up to a beautiful day. We're tracking blue skies and sunshine with a high of 63 in Colorado Springs and 65 in Pueblo. Winds stay mild and under 10 mph. Cloud will be few and far between over the weekend.
(SOUTHERN COLORADO) — Colorado loosens its tie for Friday as cloudy conditions give way to a beautiful weekend. The FOX21 Storm Team says that after clouds blanket a majority of the Centennial State today, sunshine returns all weekend. Temperatures remain stagnant for the forecasting region. Colorado Springs will see temperatures near the average at 55 […]
(SOUTHERN COLORADO) — Another round of storms is pushing into the Southeastern Plains, which could bring snow to Olympic City, USA, for the first time this season, according to the FOX21 Storm Team. Rain and snow move in Wednesday evening and continue intermittently overnight. Temperatures for Colorado Springs remain...
Crews were called to a structure fire in downtown Colorado Springs early Thursday morning. This is a developing story.
