Denver weather: The saga continues. More snow coming along with a blast of arctic air COwx
For the Interstate 25 corridor, snow will begin earlier in the day Wednesday around Ft. Collins. Snow will begin in Denver during the mid-morning hours with some heavy, banded snow possible into the afternoon and evening. Colorado Springs and Pueblo will see snow begin in the early afternoon hours.
Some of the initial snow will be heavy at times with 1 to 4 inches of accumulation expected by Wednesday night for the urban corridor. Light snow will continue overnight into Thursday morning. Upslope winds will allow for light snow to fall throughout much of Thursday so expect a cold and snowy day. This storm begins to move out Thursday evening but a few snow showers may linger into the overnight hours on the Eastern Plains.
The other big story with this storm is going to be the cold. You’ll know when the front comes through because there will be a decent bout of wind followed by a big drop in temperatures. Temperatures may not reach above 25 degrees Wednesday and will dip into the teens by the evening commute. With snow likely, the evening commute Wednesday is likely to be impacted as will the Thursday morning commute.
In total, the storm will deliver some healthy snow totals for much of the state with up to a foot of snow possible in the mountains. Tough driving conditions are expected in the high country as early as Wednesday morning.
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