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WeatherTuesday, November 3

Tuesday looks dry and sunny after Monday's cold front

The Daily Colorado Springs teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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Heading out this morning? Grab a jacket. KRDO forecasts a 35-degree start in Colorado Springs, then a dry, sunny day with highs in the high 50s.

35 degreesColorado Springs' forecast low Tuesday morning

A dry, sunny day follows, with highs in the high 50s.

Source: KRDO

That's a switch from Monday, when a cold front was forecast to bring rain and 40-50 mph gusts to eastern El Paso County, plus a mix of rain and snow in Teller County's higher elevations. Flood warnings along the southwest were expected to expire around 7 p.m. Monday.

A cold front gives way to a dry, sunny Tuesday

DayOutlook
Mon., Nov. 2Cold front, rain, wind
Tue., Nov. 3Dry, sunny; 35 at dawn
Wed., Nov. 4Snow showers in western high country

Sources: KRDO, KOAA News5

  • Pueblo: Tuesday morning lows in the upper 30s
  • Woodland Park: mornings in the 20s and 30s this week

Sources: KRDO, KOAA News5

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