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Cooler, Breezy Wednesday in Southern Colorado as Stronger Front Looms Thursday Night

High wind watches are posted on the northeastern plains with a stronger front due Thursday night.

Overview

  • A cold front has already moved through, leaving highs mostly in the 40s to low 50s with clearing skies by afternoon.
  • Only isolated sprinkles or a light wintry mix are possible east of I-25 and north of Highway 50 this morning with minimal impacts.
  • Breezes increase regionwide with gusts of 20–30 mph and up to 40 mph over the Palmer Divide.
  • Downslope warming returns Thursday with widespread 50s to 60s before the next front drops highs to the upper 30s and low 40s Friday and increases wind chills.
  • Overnight temperatures dip below freezing in spots such as El Paso and Teller Counties, and recent dryness continues to elevate fire concerns without current red flag warnings.