Dissalized roads on Wednesday morning followed by dangerous cold on Wednesday night

Today’s forecast:
It is not likely that additional accumulations are not this morning, since most of the heaviest snow has moved east of the Pikes Peak region. In the eastern plains, up to 1 “more snow will be possible at the end of this morning. The areas near the upper terrain, such as the region of the southeastern mountains and the Palmer division, you can see some additional light snow showers this afternoon and night, with little or no impact.

Although snow has stopped falling in most areas this morning, roads are a disaster! If you are going to travel this morning, budget additional time to go to work safely.

This morning’s temperatures have been cold, with maximum today they only heat up in adolescence in much of the south of Colorado.

Colorado springs prognosis: high: 13; Low: -3. The snow has come to an end for the most part this morning in the Pikes Peak region, but the roads are a disaster. You must plan to budget a lot of extra time when you go out the door for the day.

Pueblo Prognosis: High: 16; Low: -5. One or two additional bursts will be possible until around 9 am, with possibilities of additional accumulations that only work around 20%. Today’s maximums will only heat up in adolescence, which is more than 30 degrees below the average.

Canon City Forecast: High: 19; Low: -1. As the snow leaves our state this morning, we stayed with the cold this afternoon, with maximums in the east of Fremont County only heating in superior adolescence.

Woodland Park forecast: High: 12; Low: -3. This morning’s temperatures have been well below Teller County, as low as -10 ° F in Woodland Park. Today’s maximums will only heat up in lower adolescence, with another round of temperatures sub zero tonight.

Tri Lakes forecast: High: 0s/10s; Low: -0s. I know it’s hot last week, but this week, Mother Nature has had different plans for us. Today’s maximums will only warm up in digits and adolescents, with possible snow periods in Monument Hill during this afternoon. Additional accumulations under 1 “.

Forecast of the plains: High: 10s; Low: -0s/0s. The light to moderate snow showers will continue late this morning in the east plains, with accumulations of about 1 “snow still possible. Cleaning the skies tonight will give way to cold temperatures, with night minimums below zero in many areas.

Walsenburg and Trinidad forecast: High: 10s/20s; Low: -0s/0s. Any additional snow shower for the rest of our day on Wednesday will result in few or no accumulation in addition to what has already fallen. The main story in the future will be the cold during the next 12-24 hours.

Mountain forecast: High: 0s/10s; Low: -0s/10s. A few additional snow showers will be possible in the high country until the early night night up to 35-45 mph.

Extended outlook forecast:
The cold will continue to be the great story in the next 12-24 hours, with the coldest temperatures expected on Thursday morning. Cold weather sadvisories will take effect at 8 pm tonight and will last until 8 am on Thursday morning.

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Most sunny skies will greet us throughout the afternoon and help us warm up. Dry conditions will prevail most of the day. Our next cold front will move on Friday night and create sufficient disturbance for rains and snow. Temperatures in the 50s on Friday on the plains, followed by the 30s and 40s this weekend, with additional snow showers on Saturday and dry skies on Sunday.

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