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☔Spring Storm Outlook Monday - Wednesday❄️ Slow moving spring storm should bring beneficial rains to a good chunk of northeast Colorado (but far northeast plains and mountain valleys on the lower end). Front Range mountains will see heavier snowfall. #COwx

A storm system will affect the area Monday through Tuesday. This system will bring periods of rain and a few thunderstorms at lower elevations. In the mountains heavy snow may occur Tuesday through Tuesday night. #cowx

Warm and breezy today. Scattered showers and a couple storms by afternoon, mainly in and near the mountains. Spring storm is still on the way for Monday to Wednesday with rain and mountain snow. #COwx

A storm system will affect the area Monday afternoon through Tuesday night. Heavy snow may occur Monday night through Tuesday night before tapering off on Wednesday. Accumulations of 12" to 24" will be possible. #cowx

A spring storm is still on the way for Monday to Wednesday, peaking Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday night. Periods of heavy snow will be possible in the mountains with rain and a few thunderstorms over lower elevations. #cowx

❄️Winter Storm Watch👀 Storm system moves in today, with main impacts confined to the highest passes where some slush will be possible at times into tonight. Much heavier snow Tuesday - Tuesday night, even into the higher foothills. #COwx

Rain showers will increase this afternoon, especially over the Front Range and the I-25 corridor. There will be isolated thunderstorms with brief heavy rain, small hail, and wind gusts to 50 mph. There will be a mix of rain and snow above 10,000 feet. #cowx

Showers will increase tonight with the snow level lowering to 8,000 feet. Rain at lower elevations and snow in the higher mountains will continue through Tuesday night, with a sharp gradient in snowfall between 7,000 and 8,000 feet. Heavy snow will fall on the east slopes. #cowx

Precipitation will increase this morning with the snow level dropping to 8,000 feet. The heaviest snow will be this afternoon and tonight, with a sharp gradient of snowfall between 7 and 8 thousand feet. From 12 to 22 inches of snow is expected over the higher east slopes. #cowx

Rain and mountain snow develops this morning. Heaviest precipitation amounts in/near the Front Range mountains and foothills. 10-20" snow for higher Front Range Mountains, and up to 10" down to about 8,000 feet. Lighter amounts below that and west of Eisenhower Tunnel. #COwx

Snow will continue in the mountains this afternoon with the snow level between 6,500 and 7,000 feet. Roads are getting a little slushy under the heavier snow showers, otherwise they're still wet. Check cotrip.org for current conditions. #cowx

Snow will continue in the mountains this afternoon with the snow level between 6,500 and 7,000 feet. Roads are getting a little slushy under the heavier snow showers, otherwise they're still wet. Check cotrip.org for current conditions. #cowx

Rain in the Denver area & snow along I-70 west of Denver, will increase this evening as heavier precipitation edges northward. The snow level will be 6,500 to 7,000 feet with snowfall of 1 to 2 inches per hour in heavier showers. Roads will be slushy under heavier showers. #cowx

Snow will continue on the east slopes of the Front Range from I-70 south this evening, with rates up to 1.5 inches per hour in the foothills southwest of Denver. Areas further north and west will have scattered light showers. Roads will be slushy under heavier showers. #cowx

Periods of snow will continue in the mountains today with showers and scattered thunderstorms at lower elevations. Snow levels will drop down to 6500 feet this morning but then rise above 7500 feet by afternoon. #cowx

Showers Today, Warmth on the Way One more day of showery, wet weather can be expected, along with a few thunderstorms. Then much warmer through this weekend and early next week. Only isolated to scattered showers and storms, mainly in the mountains. #COwx

⚠️Still winter in the Rockies! Use caution if traveling into the high country. Snow/slush covered roads and slick travel early this morning. Conditions will improve by 9 am with mostly wet roads anticipated by then. #COwx

Another round of showers will move from the plains across Denver and the I-25 corridor through the early evening. Most places will get a few brief rain showers, but an isolated thunderstorm is still possible. The showers will diminish after 8 PM. #cowx

😎Sunshine returns today! Warmer temperatures, too. Dry on the plains, but scattered showers and a couple thunderstorms in the mountains this afternoon and early evening. #COwx

⚠️I-25 and US 34 Travelers Loveland - Greeley area⚠️ Rapidly changing visibility/traffic speeds possible due to fog. CDOT camera is catching a dense fog bank sneaking onto I-25 just north of US34 and I-25 interchange. Slow down BEFORE entering fog banks. #COwx