The storm currently dumping heavy rain and snow on the northwest will slowly move to the south during the next few days.
The first round of snow should hit the southern San Juan mountains and west-central mountains on Tuesday night into Wednesday.
Colorado will see the heaviest snowfall on Thursday, when snow levels should drop to around 5,000 feet for most areas. The snow could fall into the lower valleys, potentially into metro Denver and the eastern plains.
Many mountains could see 12+ inches (30 cm) of snow from Tuesday night through Thursday night, with the highest odds of a foot or more of snow in the southern San Juan mountains and the west-central mountains west of Aspen and Crested Butte.
https://opensnow.com/dailysnow/colorado
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