Heavy Mountain Snow Overnight, Turning Cooler For Denver

By Chris Spears

DENVER (CBS4) - Get ready for tough mountain travel if you're heading west of Denver.

A powerful jet stream crossing the state is bringing moderate to heavy snow to the northern and central mountains. In addition it will kick up winds in the 20-40 mph range with some gusts even higher on exposed passes.

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Denver will see occasional wind gusts and a surge of slightly cooler air coming down from the north overnight. That surge could help kick up a few light rain or snow showers around sunrise on Sunday.

Looking ahead to the new week it will stay unsettled with a few bouts of colder air on the way. Each one will bring a new chance for snow.

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Meteorologist Chris Spears writes stories related to Colorado's weather and climate and travels the state reporting weather conditions from the Mobile Weather Lab. Check out his bio, connect with him on Facebook or follow him on Twitter @ChrisCBS4.

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