The first snow of the season has yet to arrive in parts of Colorado Springs, but December is expected to bring signs of winter.

The first week of December may bring snowfall, the National Weather Service in Pueblo predicts, with snow in the forecast on Sunday and Wednesday. Temperatures throughout the week are expected to not exceed 50 degrees, with lows around 15 degrees.

As of Sunday, areas in Colorado Springs haven’t seen snow in 217 days, according to the Weather Service.

The forecast

Sunday: Colorado Springs’ high will be 29 degrees, with a nighttime low of 15 degrees. The day will be mostly cloudy, with a 20% chance of snow in the evening, and a 60% chance of snow overnight.

Monday: The high will be 39 degrees, and clear, sunny skies are in the forecast. The nighttime low will be 17 degrees.

Tuesday: The high will be around 49 degrees, with sunny skies during the day, and a low of 22 degrees, with clouds coming in throughout the night.

Wednesday: The high will be around 34 degrees, with a 60% chance of snow after 11 a.m. The nighttime low will be around 17 degrees, and a 40% chance of snow, mostly before 11 p.m.

Thursday: The high will be around 38 degrees, with mostly sunny skies. The nighttime low will be around 20 degrees.

Friday: The high will be around 44 degrees, and the low will be around 24 degrees.

Not much change in the forecast snowfall totals. Snow spreads into the mountains this afternoon and into the valleys and adjacent plains tonight. Roads could become slick and hazardous. Check road conditions at https://t.co/QJCAoKhTqP if you must travel. #cowx pic.twitter.com/rc3xZzcnZY

— NWS Pueblo (@NWSPueblo) November 30, 2025