Mild, dry and less windy on Wednesday ahead of our first snowstorm of the year, with snow developing on Thursday for Southern Colorado.

Snow is back in the forecast for Colorado, with two moderate storms bringing precipitation to all three mountain zones over the next five days. Colorado’s snowpack is still hurting, but Mother Nature is chipping away at the deficit some,

The western slope is seeing a lot of rain and snow showers today as a burst of precipitation makes its way into the region.

Road conditions will worsen overnight as snow expands across southern Colorado. The snow lasts into Friday, ending by the afternoon.

Colorado weather continues to play tricks on its residents in the southern part of the state, with snowfall on the forecast for the next two days while unseasonably warm temperatures remain for Wednesday.

Where the storm sets up, and how quickly it arrives, will determine just how much snow will fall along the Front Range. Right now, Denver is on track to receive between 2-4" of snow.

After record warmth, Colorado is set to get some snow for the final weekend of the year, with over a foot forecast for some mountain areas and a couple inches ahead in Denver weather.

Colorado is heading into the new year with some fresh snowfall, but the return to typical winter weather will be short lived. New Year’s Eve is expected to be dry and warm across much

Is it beginning to look a lot like Christmas? Your weather app might not say so. Even in Colorado’s High Country, an unusually warm December is raising concerns that a white Christmas is out

DENVER — The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team has issued a Weather Impact Alert on Thursday as snow and colder temperatures will impact the Front Range, Denver metro area and Colorado mountains. Wednesday will be mild and dry in Denver, with upper 50s for high temperatures. Denver's average high temperature in early January is between 44-45 degrees.