Denver and Front Range will see first snow of the year this weekend
Saturday is a First Alert Weather Day for a winter storm coming into Colorado. After a foggy start it will be cold Saturday as cloud cover continues to increase ahead of our next winter storm moving in from Utah. Most locations in the Denver metro area will be in the low 40s with 30s in the mountains.
While not the worst storm we’ve seen, the Denver metro is still expected to see between 3 and 6 inches with slick conditions on some roadways, particularly on bridges and overpasses.
First Alert Meteorologist Joe Ruch is in the First Alert Weather Tracker and following the latest snow in the Denver metro ...
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Snow is expected to pick up around the morning rush hour after continuing to fall overnight as the entire Denver metro remains under a winter weather advisory until noon.
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An incoming system starts to drop snow across the state by Saturday. There is more potential for patchy dense fog to start ...
Temperatures warming up to around 40 degrees Monday afternoon, then a cold front passes through bringing cold air and snow.
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