Pueblo, Colorado — Strong thunderstorms are expected to hit parts of southern Colorado on Wednesday afternoon, bringing the risk of damaging winds and hail.
The National Weather Service in Pueblo warns that severe storms could develop after 2 p.m. in areas including the San Luis Valley, the Southeast Mountains, and counties such as Huerfano, Las Animas, and Custer.
What to Expect
- Hail: Possible hailstones over 1 inch in diameter.
- Winds: Gusts exceeding 58 miles per hour.
- Storms: Scattered storms will continue across cities along and west of Interstate 25, including Pueblo, Walsenburg, and Trinidad.
Weather Conditions
- Temperatures will remain cooler than usual through Tuesday, with mountain highs in the mid-50s and plains reaching the low 70s.
- Drivers should be cautious as slick roads and reduced visibility are likely during afternoon commutes, especially where multiple showers occur.
Safety Tips
- Stay alert to weather updates and avoid outdoor activities during the worst storm hours.
- Charge your phones and secure any outdoor furniture before the storms hit.
- These storms could be the strongest since mid-May in the region.
Looking Ahead
Active and possibly severe weather is expected to continue through Friday. Additional warnings or advisories may be issued as the situation develops.
