A storm moving into Colorado on Wednesday will spread snow across the mountains before bringing rain and then snow to Denver and the Front Range.
The CBS4 Weather Team has issued a First Alert Weather Day for Wednesday night and Thursday due to winter travel conditions especially south and west of Denver.
Through about 7 p.m., almost all of the precipitation along the I-25 urban corridor should still be rain while areas in the foothills will have already seen a transition to snow. A Winter Storm Warning starts at 6 p.m. for Boulder, the western suburbs of Denver, the southern foothills, and the Palmer Divide in Douglas and Elbert Counties. Most of these areas will see 5-10 inches of heavy, wet snow Wednesday night but some areas mainly above 7,000 feet in Jefferson and Boulder Counties will get up to 15 inches.
For the mountains, Summit County, Winter Park, the Rocky Mountain National Park region will get 4-10 inches of snow. Amounts will be less west of Vail Pass. The Sangre de Cristo Mountains in southern Colorado are also under a Winter Weather Advisory for 3-6 inches of snow.
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