Galloway Lake, CO 14 Day Weather

Pleasant near 75°F 24°C, overcast throughout the day, with steady humidity and barometric pressure falling. Winds out of the SW at 15 mph 23 km/h.

Cool and brisk at 54°F 12°C, persistent showers off and on through the day, with steady humidity and barometric pressure falling. Winds switching from the ESE to the SE at 6 mph 10 km/h.

Comfortable at 63°F 17°C, locally heavy downpours at times, with lower humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Mild temperatures up to 71°F 22°C, overcast in the morning, becoming sunny through the afternoon and evening, with lower humidity and steady pressure. Winds N at 15 mph 25 km/h.

Mild with a high of 73°F 23°C, sunny throughout the day, with steady humidity and steady pressure.

Pleasant near 74°F 24°C, sunny throughout the day, with lower humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Comfortable with temperatures reaching 74°F 23°C, cloudy in the morning, overcast in the afternoon, and partly cloudy this evening, with lower humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Enjoyable around 72°F 22°C, sunny throughout the day, with lower humidity and steady pressure. Winds swinging from the NNE to the NE at 8 mph 12 km/h.

Mild temperatures up to 72°F 22°C, sunny throughout the day, with lower humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Mild with a high of 74°F 24°C, overcast through the afternoon, turning cloudy this evening, with steady humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Pleasant near 78°F 25°C, overcast in the morning, partly cloudy in the afternoon, and sunny this evening, with steady humidity and steady pressure. Winds shifting from the E to the NE at 7 mph 10 km/h.

Comfortable with temperatures reaching 73°F 23°C, sunny throughout the day, with steady humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Enjoyable around 73°F 23°C, sunny throughout the day, with lower humidity and barometric pressure falling.

Mild temperatures up to 74°F 23°C, partly cloudy in the morning, becoming sunny through the afternoon and evening, with steady humidity and barometric pressure falling.