Tonight will stay mostly clear, with dry air and gentle southwest breezes around 5 to 10 mph. The temperature will linger near 60 degrees overnight.

Wednesday brings a sharp rise in heat, with highs ranging from 95 to 105 degrees across most of the region. A Red Flag Warning will cover a large part of the High County during the afternoon and evening, while a Heat Advisory applies to El Paso, Pueblo, and parts of Teller County. It’s important to drink water regularly and look after older neighbors. A cold front later in the day will lower temperatures slightly.

Thursday offers a brief respite, with highs dipping into the low 80s and mostly clear skies.

Friday and Saturday will see temperatures climb again to the lower 90s. The days should be sunny, though Saturday carries a small chance of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm.

Sunday and Monday bring the best odds for rain. Afternoon and evening showers or thunderstorms are likely, with temperatures settling in the mid to upper 80s.


# Weather Outlook

**Tonight**  
- Mostly clear skies with dry air.  
- Gentle southwest breezes, 5–10 mph.  
- Overnight temperatures hover near **60°F**.

**Wednesday**  
- Sharp heat spike: highs between **95–105 °F** across most of the region.  
- *Red Flag Warning* for a large portion of High County (afternoon & evening).  
- *Heat Advisory* covers El Paso, Pueblo, and parts of Teller County.  
- Stay hydrated and check on older neighbors.  
- A cold front later in the day will lower temperatures slightly.

**Thursday**  
- Brief respite: highs drop into the low 80s.  
- Mostly clear skies.

**Friday & Saturday**  
- Warm up again to the lower 90s.  
- Sunny days, but Saturday includes a small chance of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm.

**Sunday & Monday**  
- Best odds for rain.  
- Afternoon and evening showers or thunderstorms likely.  
- Temperatures settle in the mid to upper 80s.



Sunny Heat and a Cool Breather Ahead

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