Snow coverage will become more widespread over the high country through tonight.
Estimated snow totals from the National Weather Service so far include Copper Mountain at 17", Breckenridge 15", Keystone 7", Dillon 7", and Winter Park 5".
Snow will be affecting the Denver metro into Monday morning as a cold front races through our area- ushering in frigid air.
Right now, it looks like around 1-3 inches of snow accumulation will be possible over the Denver area. Be aware that this will affect your Monday morning commute.
Western Colorado will see the brunt of this system. Winter Weather Advisories and Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for the mountains and foothills through 11 a.m. Monday.
Around 4-8 inches can be expected to accumulate west of Denver in the foothills, with more over our northern Front Range mountain tops. Most of the i70 corridor west of Golden is under the advisory, so anticipate winter driving conditions. Expect 7-14 inches near the Eisenhower tunnel.
We'll get a brief lull Tuesday in between storms but daytime highs will still be cooler than average, in the low to mid 50s. It'll be dry though so don't forget to get out and vote!
We’ll be watching another storm system dive south from the northern Rockies, which could bring more cold, unsettled weather our way Wednesday continuing through the rest of the work week.
Wednesday's storm looks pack more of a punch for the Denver-area, with lows in the 20s and highs only in the 30s midweek.
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