Saturday’s chance for snow is much bigger in the mountains. The valleys can get occasional, brief bouts of snow with minimal accumulation - if any. High temperatures will be in the upper mid-to ...

AND THEN SOME SNOW SQUALLS. THAT KIND OF CONTINUE OFF AND ON. WE’RE ANTICIPATING THAT TO CONTINUE TONIGHT. SO MOUNTAIN SNOW SHOWERS ALONG WITH STRONG WINDS TOMORROW, BLUSTERY, STRONG WINDS CONTINUE.

Precipitation will be most active from Friday, January 3, 2025 through the weekend, with additional waves into early next week. Across the Pacific Northwest and Northern Rockies, look for continued ...

We saw a very windy and mainly dry Thursday across much of Northern New England, however, many high-elevation mountains and ski resorts saw heavy snow due to something known as upslope snow.

Colorado drivers should prepare for snowy, icy conditions on mountain roads Thursday, according to the National Weather Service. Light snow started in the mountains Wednesday afternoon and ...

Winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings continue in Colorado's mountains through Thursday evening before the snow gradually comes to an end. An additional 5 to 10 inches of snow could ...

DENVER (KDVR) — Snow will taper off in the mountains through Thursday afternoon as the city experiences more sunshine and seasonal highs in the Denver weather forecast. Snow showers linger for ...

THE AREA'S CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE FORECAST> <WEATHER TOSS> .SYNOPSIS... Accumulating mountain snow will occur today into Friday along with much cooler temperatures. Strong winds today will cause ...

Colorado’s mountains are forecast to welcome New Year’s Day with a round of snow. Light snow is expected to begin falling Wednesday afternoon and evening, becoming heavier overnight and into ...

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WDTV) - As temperatures drop behind a cold front, rain showers in the morning turn to snow showers. These will be most persistent in the mountains where we are expecting 4-8″.

and snow simply isn't measured at all on some hard-to-reach mountain peaks. There’s also no one standard way to measure snow, said David Robinson, a professor in the geography department at ...