After a brief taste of spring, Denver residents brace for more snowfall.

Weekend Forecast

Denver is set for a wet start to the weekend, with rain showers transitioning into snow by Friday evening. Accumulations of several inches are expected by Saturday.

Timing

Rain showers are predicted to persist through Friday night in the Denver metro area, with snowfall expected to commence around 7 p.m. The high country will experience snowflakes from midday Friday into Saturday afternoon.

Snowfall Distribution

The bulk of the snowfall is forecasted for Georgetown, Boulder, and Conifer. Snowfall is expected to begin in Georgetown by 2 p.m., Boulder by 5 p.m., and Conifer by 6 p.m. Castle Rock will likely see accumulations after 6 p.m., followed by Keenesburg and Bennett after 7 p.m.

Snow Totals

While Denver will experience a mix of rain and snow, with minimal accumulation, other areas in Colorado are poised for more substantial snowfall. Overnight Friday into Saturday, Denver may see around 2 inches of snow on the ground, while other regions could experience significantly more.

Front Range Snow Totals:

• Georgetown: 10 inches
• Boulder: 5 inches
• Conifer: 5 inches
• Estes Park: 4 inches
• Bennett: 3 inches
• Parker: 2 inches
• Denver: 2 inches

The Palmer Divide and foothills are expected to receive 2-4 inches and 4-10 inches, respectively.

Weather Resources

Residents are advised to stay informed with weather alerts and updates, utilizing resources such as interactive radar, weather alerts, and the NEWS.ORG 31 News app.

The Pinpoint Weather team will provide ongoing updates throughout the day.

Stay Prepared for Changing Weather Conditions

As Denver faces another round of spring snow, residents are urged to stay informed and prepared for changing weather conditions. Download The Local News App for the latest updates and alerts.

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