The start of the work week brings a mix of warm temperatures and strong winds to Colorado. Colorado Springs is seeing low 70s while Pueblo is experiencing mid 70s. The dry conditions are accompanied by gusts reaching up to 40 MPH, which is why Red Flag Warnings are still in effect.

These warnings are a big deal because they mean the risk of wildfires is high. The combination of dry air and strong winds creates perfect conditions for fires to start and spread quickly. This is a critical time for everyone to be extra careful with anything that could cause a spark.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, there's a slight chance of light snow in the Southern Mountains. However, the lower regions are expected to stay dry. Temperatures will cool down a bit, but they will still be well above average, hovering in the 60s along and east of I-25.

The weather pattern continues to be a concern for the Pikes Peak Region. Wednesday will see lingering light snow in the High Country, but the rest of the area will remain dry and breezy. This means the fire danger will persist, so everyone needs to stay vigilant.

There is some relief in sight. By the end of the work week, a significant storm is expected to move in. This storm will bring temperatures down to the 40s and 50s, which should help reduce the fire risk. Until then, it's crucial to follow safety guidelines and be mindful of the weather conditions.

Weather Warnings: Wind and Warmth Fuel Fire Risks

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