Pueblo, CO
Weather Forecast Office
Record high temperatures are in jeopardy of being broken from Wednesday through Saturday (March 18th - 21st). Forecast high temperatures in that period have a good chance of breaking the all time record high temperature for the month of March as well. Here are some statistics for our 3 primary climate sites: Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Alamosa.
You can follow along at our climate website as each day's highs and lows go down in the record books (black shaded band in graph).
Pueblo: https://www.weather.gov/pub/pubClimatePlots
Colorado Springs: https://www.weather.gov/pub/cosClimatePlots
Alamosa: https://www.weather.gov/pub/alsClimatePlots
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Pueblo, CO 81001-4856
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