Light snow developed in Colorado’s high country late on Sunday, delivering a few inches to the northern, western and central mountains.
Unsettled weather is forecast across all three mountain zones throughout the last few days of April and first few days of May as two areas of low pressure work their way across the state during this time frame.
More snow will accumulate, leveling out the melting process some heading into the second week of May, but spring conditions can be expected daily as spring moves forward.
Recap:
Light snow fell late night Sunday/overnight Monday across some of Colorado’s higher terrain in the northern, western and central mountains, delivering between 1-3 inches of snow to the remaining ski areas still open.
Forecast:
• Snow showers will continue Monday across the western, northern and central mountains, bringing another 1-3 inches of snow to the slopes…