The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team issued a Weather Impact Alert for Friday morning for fog across much of Colorado and heavy snow in the mountains. Denver will begin Friday cloudy and foggy.

DENVER (KDVR) — Friday is a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day for strong winds in the metro and snow in the mountains. However, this storm is nothing compared to the “Pi Day Blizzard” in 2021.

That could lead to downed branches and trees because of the heavy, wet nature of the snow. We've issued a Weather Impact Alert for Friday as a result. In Denver, look for potentially a trace to 2 ...

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If this storm takes the snowier track, blowing snow combined with the winds will create blizzard conditions at times across the Palmer Divide, I-70 east of Denver, and portions of I-76.

Wednesday will be a bit of an in-between day, with a chilly and breezy high around 50° in Denver with only a few flakes possible this afternoon. Mountain snow ends Wednesday morning, but it's ...

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