It’s snowing again.
After a couple of warm February days, about an inch of snow is expected in Denver Sunday, with heavier accumulation to the south of the city and lighter accumulation to the north, according to the National Weather Service at Boulder.
The winter storm moving across southern Colorado Sunday could drop between three and eight inches of snow on areas south of Interstate 70, from Park County through the southern foothills and into the Palmer Divide.
The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for areas west and south of Denver, including the southern Front Range foothills, the Castle Rock area and extending south to the state line. Roads are expected to be slippery.
Denver and areas north of Interstate 70 will see significantly less snow, according to the weather service, with periods of light snow throughout the day expected to accumulate less than two inches. Far northern Colorado will see little if any snowfall.
The storm is expected to move east and out of the region by Sunday night, with snow ending by the early evening, according to the weather service.
Temperatures will top out at 40 degrees Sunday and Monday, with overnight lows in the high teens and low 20s.
Monday will bring the possibility of light to moderate snow in the high country, with a slight chance of snow on the plains Monday and cold weather throughout the week.
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