Colorado Springs is starting Friday partly sunny, with a high near 60°F and light winds turning southeast. The day will be cooler than Thursday, with mostly cloudy skies and a low around 34°F overnight. The forecast then calls for a cooler weekend, with a chance of showers Saturday night. The National Weather Service forecast lists those conditions for Colorado Springs.
Friday Stays Mild But Turns Cloudier
Friday will be cooler, with a high near 60°F and partly sunny skies, becoming mostly cloudy overnight. Winds are expected to shift to the south-southeast, and temperatures should fall to around 34°F overnight. The NWS forecast gives the Friday high and overnight low.
Late Saturday Showers Could Interrupt Outdoor Plans
Saturday brings highs of 55–60°F over the plains, with cloudy conditions during the day. A 30% chance of showers is forecast Saturday night, mainly before 11 p.m., with a low around 35°F. The NWS point forecast gives the timing and chance of precipitation.
The broader regional outlook separates the mountain and city impacts: the National Weather Service says several inches of snow are possible in the San Juans on Saturday, while its forecast for Colorado Springs calls for a chance of showers Saturday night. A separate system Tuesday could bring more snow to the Continental Divide, with some possible in northern El Paso County. The regional outlook describes the broader weather risks.
Mostly Dry Weather Returns Before A More Unsettled Midweek
Sunday should bring morning showers on the plains before clearing, with highs in the 60s in most areas and a low around 32°F overnight. Monday is forecast to reach about 54°F under mostly sunny skies, followed by a mostly sunny Tuesday with a high near 60°F. The NWS forecast lists those temperatures and conditions.
The longer-range outlook points to a more significant regional system Tuesday, with snow possible especially along the Continental Divide and some possible in northern El Paso County. Colorado Springs’ point forecast, however, calls for mostly sunny skies and a high near 53°F Wednesday. The regional outlook describes the broader storm potential, while its Colorado Springs forecast gives the city outlook.
November is usually a relatively dry month in Colorado Springs, even as temperatures trend downward: average highs fall from 59°F at the start of the month to 47°F by its end. The city averages 0.37 inches of precipitation and 4.4 inches of snow during November, giving the weekend’s shower chances and the mountain snow outlook useful seasonal context. The NWS’s November climate summary lists those local averages.
