DENVER — A cold front arrives in Colorado Tuesday, bringing cooler temperatures and rain and snow chances to Colorado through Friday morning.
The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team is tracking the potential for the first impactful Colorado mountain snow event of the season, especially for locations at and above 10,000 feet.
Snow levels will drop behind two separate cold fronts, lowering to 9,000 to 10,000 feet by Wednesday and Thursday. A few inches could fall down to pass level, meaning winter driving is likely for the first time this season in the mountains, including Cameron Pass, Loveland Pass, and Berthoud Pass…