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WeatherMonday, November 2

Rain and thunderstorms hit El Paso County by lunchtime Monday, with snow in Teller County

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

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If you're heading out Monday, bring a jacket and an umbrella. KRDO says scattered thunderstorms move into El Paso County by the lunchtime hour, and Teller County will likely see snow showers starting around 8 a.m. Woodland Park is in line for its third snow event of the season, FOX21 reports.

Monday's storm turns from rain to snow as the day goes on

  1. 8 a.m.Snow showers will likely begin in Teller County.
  2. LunchtimeScattered thunderstorms move into El Paso County.
  3. Late daySnow levels could fall to 7,000 feet.
  4. EveningSnow could mix with rain on Monument Hill.

Source: KRDO

  • Tuesday: dry and sunny, with cool highs in the upper 50s
  • San Juans above 10,000 feet: Winter Storm Warning until 11 a.m. Monday
  • Midweek: rain may return

Farther southwest, the San Juan River at Pagosa Springs is under a flood warning, and its forecast crest of 19.71 feet would top the 17.8-foot record. Closer to home, flash flooding chances remain high in the Beulah area near the , where debris is actively being cleared from high-concern areas.

The San Juan River is forecast to crest above its record

Source: KRDO

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Value
Forecast crest19.71 ft
Record17.8 ft

Sources: KRDO, FOX21 News Colorado

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  1. KRDO52 minutes ago

    Flood Warnings linger into the evening

    Monday: Highs will climb into the upper 50s. Snow Levels fall to 7,000 feet leading Teller County to get some snow around 11 am. Scattered thunderstorms drop into El Paso County around 11 am. The southeastern areas get him with the severe thunderstorms. These storms begin at 10 am and linger until 10 pm. Flooding Warnings

  2. FOX21 News Colorado1 hour ago

    Monday brings rain, wind, and cool temperatures

    (SOUTHERN COLORADO) — To top off the week, active weather will continue moving through Southern Colorado, bringing a pretty impactful day to the region. The low-pressure system we have been tracking over the last several days, which has brought flooding to the San Juan Mountains and southwestern portions of the state, will move overhead today.

  3. KKTV2 hours ago

    Breezy Monday with more showers

    Scattered showers throughout the day with increasing wind, gusting up to 40-45 mph. Cool highs in the upper 40s and 50s.