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Watch KOAA News5 on your time, anytime with our streaming channel available for Roku, FireTV, AppleTV or AndroidTV Wind chills will likely stay at or below zero from 10 am Wednesday through 10 am Thursday. Temperatures will fall below 20 degrees by Wednesday morning, and we'll stay that way through Thursday morning. I-25 will be very windy Wednesday afternoon, but stronger winds are expected east of the interstate with lower and flatter ground. We'll see gusty winds tonight as the snow starts to fall, but the strongest winds will actually be through the afternoon Wednesday.Īs a low pressure region strengthens in the Texas Panhandle, we'll see daytime wind gusts climb into the 30 and 45 mph range. Pueblo will become snow-covered tonight, but accumulations will probably pick up by Wednesday morning. We'll see nearly impossible driving conditions in and around the Wet Mountains from tonight through Wednesday afternoon. Pueblo, the Arkansas River Valley, and the Wet Mountains will have dramatically different snow totals through Wednesday afternoon. Many school districts have already made the decision to cancel classes on Wednesday.

We should see roughly half of this snow by Wednesday morning, meaning work commutes will be slick and dangerous.

The heaviest snow will fall on the west and north sides of town. We'll see the bulk of our Pikes Peak Region accumulation between 10 pm tonight and noon Wednesday. Monument Hill, Teller County, and the mountains of Fremont County will be a close second. Trinidad and I-25 south through Raton Pass could become impassable Wednesday with the heaviest accumulations expected through Raton Pass.

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