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Tracking a weekend snowstorm

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February 1, 2024 10:50 AM
Published 10:16 AM

One more mild day today before our next system.

TONIGHT: Partly clear with overnight lows in the 30's just before sunrise Friday morning

TOMORROW: Increasing clouds with with slightly cooler temps in the 40's and 50's, a few rain showers possible by the evening.

WEEKEND: Snow will begin to impact the Front Range early Saturday morning with heavier bursts of snow possible through the afternoon and evening. Snow showers tapering off by Sunday with a few residual showers/snow showers for the eastern plains before skies clear out by Sunday evening.

Preliminary snowfall estimates for Friday-Saturday in graphic below. The zone of 6-12 could be more expansive across the Palmer Divide but right now....this is our thinking.

PLEASE ALSO NOTE: Highest confidence for potential impact to roads resides over the higher terrain areas (Palmer Divide, West El Paso and Teller counties).

Please keep checking back for updates.

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