Tracking fire danger & hot temps
By Julia Donovan
Published on March 24, 2026.
The weather is expected to be warmer and dry, with temperatures reaching mid-80s in Colorado Springs and mid-90s in Pueblo expected to reach the mid-2000s. Firefighters are urged to avoid outdoor burning and maintain that their presence is a concern. The weather is also expected to worsen as temperatures rise.
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