A stronger and wetter storm will move into Colorado Monday night through Wednesday, bringing widespread precipitation and an increasing chance for accumulating snow along the Front Range and I-25 corridor.
The system has trended both colder and wetter as two storms are now more likely to phase together. That raises confidence in meaningful moisture across Colorado, but snow totals remain sensitive to temperature, timing, and upslope.
A cold front arrives Monday evening with rain developing across the plains and snow in the mountains overnight. Snow levels will start near 8,000 feet…