Tonight's Forecast: Ongoing snow showers tonight will add to some already impressive snowfall totals. See below the latest snowfall totals through 6 pm Monday. For the rest of the night, a Winter Weather Advisory will remain in effect until 3 am Tuesday for northern El Paso County and Teller County. The snow should taper off in most areas before sunrise Tuesday, leaving us with a very cold start to the day.
COLORADO SPRINGS: Low: 14; High: 39. Lingering snow showers will be possible through very early Tuesday morning. Once the snow ends, Tuesday's weather will be very cold in the morning and chilly during the day.
PUEBLO: Low: 19; High: 44. A few snow flurries could linger into Tuesday morning. Otherwise, Tuesday starts out very cold for mid-April standards and ends with sunshine and 40s for highs.
CANON CITY: Low: 20; High: 44. Tuesday's weather will be cold, but at least dry as our latest storm moves off to the southeast. After starting the day in the lower 20s, we'll top out in the middle 40s.
WOODLAND PARK: Low: 5; High: 33. Bone chilling cold in the morning with lows in the single digits around Woodland Park, Divide and Florissant. Highs on Tuesday will only warm to near the freezing mark.
TRI-LAKES: Low: 0s/10s; High: 30s. Brutally cold morning temperatures in the single digits and teens will only warm into the 30s as a cold airmass remains in place on Tuesday.
PLAINS: Low: 10s/20s; High: 40s. A few morning snow showers will give way to sunshine and chilly highs for the afternoon. Bundle up if you have to go outside.
WALSENBURG/TRINIDAD: Low: 10s; High: 40s. Lingering snow showers early will give way to decreasing clouds by Tuesday afternoon. Highs will be very cold for this time of the year, only warming into the 40s.
Extended Outlook: We'll see dry skies and nice warming on Wednesday before our next taste of wintry weather moves in late Wednesday night. This storm will bring in a reinforcing shot of cold Canadian air, along with snow to the Pikes Peak Region and Teller County. We'll likely see a rain/snow mix around Pueblo, Canon City and the southeast Plains. The storm exits by Friday morning, leaving us cool and dry as we head towards a weekend warm-up.
