DENVER — Snow made its way through Colorado over the last 24 hours from 15 inches in Nederland to 3 inches in Aurora. Our afternoon highs only reached the 30s for Saturday afternoon.
There will be dense fog showing up Saturday night and early Sunday for the Front Range.
A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for all of the Denver metro until 9am Sunday morning.
Visibility will be 1/4 or less...all the way to 0 visibility in spots.
This weather finally moves out Saturday evening giving way to warmer weather Sunday. Expect highs near 70 degrees with dry conditions on Sunday in Denver.
The mild, spring-like weather sticks around next week along with a chance of a few afternoon thunderstorms.
As Coloradans know, the snow is not done in April. Friday's storm is expected to add slightly to Denver's overall snow totals which lag slightly behind the normal for this time of the year.
While Denver's last March snowstorm brought heavy wet snow and accumulations piled up across the metro, the official reporting station at Denver International Airport brought March's snow totals up to 6 inches, while the area normally reports 11.5 inches.
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Denver's cumulative snowfall totals so far this winter season stand at 38.3 inches, which is around 8 inches behind the normal 46.4 inches expected by the end of March.
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So far in April, Denver has only reported a trace amount of snow compared to the 8.8 inches normally expected during the month.
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