Weather tomorrow: Harbour Island (Bahamas) and Colorado Springs outlook

Why the forecast for weather tomorrow matters

Knowing the weather tomorrow helps residents and visitors plan travel, outdoor activities and safety measures. The latest available observations and forecasts for Harbour Island, Bahamas, and Colorado Springs, Colorado, show contrasting conditions: persistent overcast and strong winds in the Bahamas and a cool, potentially wet day in Colorado Springs. Both sets of information are relevant for maritime travel, outdoor work and daily routines.

Main details and current conditions

Harbour Island, Bahamas — current situation

Local observations for Harbour Island (America/Nassau) at 2026-02-01 05:37 local time report an overcast night with a temperature of 14.3°C (57.8°F). It is not daytime and cloud cover is reported at 100%. Winds are strong from the WNW at 62.6 kph (38.9 mph) with gusts up to 72.0 kph (44.8 mph). The reported feels-like (wind chill) temperature is 11.3°C (52.3°F). Humidity stands at 61%, visibility 10 km, and pressure 1015.0 mb. Precipitation was recorded as 0.0 mm at the time of observation.

Colorado Springs, Colorado — forecast for Monday, 2 February 2026

The forecast for Colorado Springs on Monday, 2 February 2026 indicates a daytime temperature around 45°F and a nighttime temperature near 18°F. There is a 55% chance of precipitation and winds are expected near 7 mph. The UV index is low at 1. A broader note for early February predicts temperatures around 48°F for the first days of the month, described as close to the historical average for the period.

Conclusion and implications for readers

Tomorrow’s conditions differ markedly between these locations. Harbour Island’s observed overnight overcast and strong WNW winds suggest caution for marine and coastal activities while the immediate report showed no precipitation. In Colorado Springs, the forecasted cool day (mid-40s °F), a substantial 55% precipitation chance and light winds point to a higher likelihood of wet conditions and cooler temperatures compared with daytime comfort. Residents and travellers should factor these verified observations and forecasts into plans and consult updated local forecasts before making weather-dependent decisions.