DENVER— Here we go again! A storm moving across Colorado tonight, will continue to bring more snow to the high country and light rain showers to the plains.
The northern and central mountains will see steady snowfall throughout the evening, with accumulating snow above 9,000 feet. We'll see about 4 to 8 inches of new snowfall along with slick, icy mountain passes. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect until Wednesday morning for the Park and Elkhead mountains along with the Flattops.
This system moves out early Wednesday but temperatures will stay cool behind the front, with highs in the upper-40s to low-50s. Look for mostly sunny skies and great traveling weather statewide.
Warmer weather settles in again on Thursday. We'll see highs in the upper-50s to low-60s from Thursday through Saturday. It'll be mostly sunny and a little cooler for Sunday's Broncos game!
So far, it looks like the next winter-like storm to impact the Front Range and Denver metro will arrive early next week.
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