Snow continues to fall across Colorado on Tuesday and forecasters said that the metro area could see several more inches accumulate before the storm wraps up. Light to moderate snow will continue across the Interstate 25 Corridor,

Snow was expected to keep falling along the Front Range in Colorado on Tuesday with chilly temperatures expected to stick around through the day.

The week will start cold and quiet, as high temperatures on Monday only warm into the 30s. As an incoming storm moves in, cloud cover will increase on Monday afternoon.

Metro Denver and its surrounding suburbs will see between 2 and 6 inches of snow between Monday and Tuesday, NWS forecasters said.

First Alert Meteorologist Alex Lehnert said the snow will continue along the Front Range in Colorado through early Tuesday afternoon.

Millions should prepare for disrupted travel and winter conditions as a fierce storm is set to bring ice, snow and freezing rain to much of the U.S. On the eve of Donald Trump's election certification,

A Pinpoint Weather Alert Day will be in effect Tuesday as snowfall moves into Denver’s weather Monday night through Tuesday morning creating slick driving conditions. FOX31 Chief Meteorologist Dave Fraser has a closer look at where the storm impacts will be the worst.

Tuesday will be a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day as snow is expected to fall in the Denver metro leaving potential morning commute issues

Snow makes its way back into the Denver metro area on Monday and it'll feel like full-blown winter for the first week of January 2025.