Smoke and Haze to Linger Overnight as Southern Colorado Warms and Fire Danger Rises
High pressure on Monday will trap smoke near the Front Range, elevating fire danger along the southern I-25 corridor.
Overview
- Forecasters expect smoke and haze to persist overnight, with advice to keep windows closed and limit outdoor time if sensitive.
- Winds will push smoke up against the mountains, keeping some communities hazy into Monday.
- Colorado Springs is forecast for a low near 38 and a high near 70, while Pueblo trends toward 38 and 75 with steady warming through midweek.
- A red flag warning is posted Monday from noon to 7 p.m. for Walsenburg and Trinidad as dry, windy conditions develop.
- Heat builds through Wednesday with a chance to challenge records, followed by a late‑week front that could drop highs into the 50s.