Colorado Springs Reaches 84 as Spokane Weather Calls for Storms
Southern Colorado will turn very warm on Wednesday, and spokane weather in Colorado Springs is set to reach 84, tying the daily high temperature record for May 13th. The day also brings isolated afternoon thunderstorm chances across several communities, with lightning the main hazard in Colorado Springs if one develops.
Colorado Springs 84 Forecast
Colorado Springs is forecast to start at 47 and climb to 84 on Wednesday, with partly cloudy skies and very warm conditions. That high matches the daily record for May 13th, and the city has a chance of an isolated thunderstorm in the afternoon.
Tonight stays mostly clear with light wind, and overnight lows will run about 5 degrees above average. The warm pattern continues into Wednesday before storm chances become scattered and brief rather than widespread.
Pueblo To Trinidad Warmth
Pueblo is forecast to start at 47 and reach 90 on Wednesday under mostly sunny skies. Wind there will come from the southeast at 5-10 mph, with gusts to 25 mph, and the city has a chance of an isolated afternoon thunderstorm.
Canon City is set for a low of 51 and a high of 89, with warm, mostly sunny weather and east-southeast wind at 5-10 mph gusting to 25 mph. Walsenburg and Trinidad are also warm and partly cloudy, with highs of 86 and 90 and a chance of an isolated thunderstorm in the afternoon.
Woodland Park And The Plains
Woodland Park is forecast to dip to 41 and reach 79 on Wednesday, with partly cloudy skies, southwest wind at 10 mph gusting to 30 mph, and a chance of isolated afternoon thunderstorms. Tri-Lakes is set for 49 and 83, partly cloudy skies, southeast wind at 10 mph gusting to 25 mph, and an isolated afternoon thunderstorm chance.
The Plains are expected to stay mostly sunny to partly cloudy, with lows in the 40s and highs in the 80s to 90s, including hot spots in the mid-80s to low 90s. Very spotty thunderstorms are possible in the afternoon and evening, with southeast wind at 5-10 mph gusting 15-25 mph.
The mountains will run cooler, with lows in the 40s and highs in the 70s to 80s, while mountain valleys stay warm and partly cloudy. A few spotty rain showers and thunderstorms are possible in the early afternoon, and gusty winds and lightning are the main hazards there.
The warm, spotty-storm pattern lasts through the weekend, with Thursday staying in the 80s and 90s and only a very low chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. By Monday, temperatures are expected to fall into the 60s and 70s after a cold front, with more cloud cover and higher rain chances.
