Colorado Springs is waking to a chilly start Friday, with temperatures around 34 degrees and a brisk north wind at the reporting station. Clouds will hang over the city through the day, but the forecast is more gray than grim: rain chances are essentially nil and the high should reach 57 degrees.
The National Weather Service expects mostly cloudy skies Friday, with lighter winds in the broader city forecast and no advisories in effect. A weak system could bring a few spotty showers to higher terrain west of the Continental Divide, but Colorado Springs is expected to stay dry.
Sunny Weekend Weather Brings A Noticeable Warmup
Friday night will turn partly cloudy with a low near 34 degrees, setting up a much brighter Saturday. The day should be sunny with a high around 60, light east-southeast winds and no meaningful rain chance.
Sunday looks even warmer, with sunshine and a high near 65 degrees. Overnight temperatures will remain chilly, dipping to about 35 degrees Saturday night and 39 degrees Sunday night, so the afternoon may feel mild while the morning still demands a jacket.
Warm, Dry Weather Holds Into Next Week
The warm stretch continues Monday and Tuesday, when highs are expected to reach about 66 degrees under mostly clear to mostly sunny skies. Veterans Day on Wednesday should stay sunny with a high near 62, followed by another sunny day Thursday near 66 degrees.
For Friday plans, layers will be useful early, especially while the north wind is still noticeable. The weekend forecast is much friendlier for walks, errands and outdoor plans, with sunny skies, light winds and temperatures well above the early-November chill.
