Colorado Springs is waking up to clear skies and a jacket-worthy 36 degrees Sunday, but the afternoon has a much friendlier plan: sunshine and a high near 63. The bigger headline is the week ahead, with Monday reaching the mid-to-upper 60s and dry, mild weather sticking around through Saturday.
Early Sunday was fair and clear, with a north wind at 6 mph at 5:54 a.m. Daytime winds should settle into the 0-to-10-mph range, and the National Weather Service forecast calls for no rain or snow across the city.
Monday Brings The Warmest Afternoon
Sunday night stays clear with a low around 38, followed by Monday’s sunny high in the mid-to-upper 60s. Monday’s northwest winds should become light and variable, making Monday the standout day for errands, patios and outdoor plans before temperatures ease back a bit.
Tuesday remains mostly sunny and warm near 68, while Veterans Day on Wednesday turns slightly cooler at about 62 under sunny skies. Thursday and Friday are forecast near 66, and Saturday should finish the run mostly sunny near 65.
Warm Afternoons, Cold-Weather Mornings
The catch is after dark: overnight lows stay mostly in the upper 30s, including about 37 Tuesday night and 36 Wednesday night. Layers will still be useful for early commutes and evening plans, even as afternoons feel more like a brief spring cameo than the middle of November.
This is a sharper warmup than the forecast in an earlier Hoodline report, which had Sunday near 63 and Monday in the mid-to-upper 60s. The latest outlook puts Monday in the mid-to-upper 60s and keeps the broader Pikes Peak region dry, with no watches, warnings or advisories listed.
