The snow? It's mostly over, but it will stick around thanks to the combination of a Pacific Storm from the west and Polar Air from the east.
Snow amounts in some mountain areas may push close to 2 feet by the end of the day Tuesday, with less than an inch of additional accumulation expected in Denver.
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Morning lows on Tuesday plunged below zero in some areas in the foothills, with a low of 0 degrees reported at Denver International Airport and 2 degrees in Denver.
Don't expect it to get much warmer: highs will be in the 20s Tuesday and Wednesday.
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All of that fresh snow combined with strong winds could create dangerous avalanche conditions.
And more snow is on the way for later in the week, with the possibility of a storm on Friday afternoon lasting through the evening.
The weekend will get a lot warmer though, with highs reaching the 50s on Sunday.
