Pueblo, CO — A developing Pacific storm system could bring rain, mountain snow and gusty winds across southern Colorado from Sunday, Nov. 1, through Tuesday, Nov. 3, potentially affecting travel through the Rockies, the Pikes Peak region and communities along the eastern plains.
According to the National Weather Service in Pueblo, a storm system moving across the Rockies is expected to spread moisture into the region beginning Sunday, with rain and mountain snow developing first over the southwestern mountains and Continental Divide.
Forecasters say light to moderate snow accumulations are possible across the Continental Divide Sunday night, with snow levels initially near 9,000 feet. Higher-elevation mountain passes could experience changing road conditions as precipitation develops…