DENVER — It was an active afternoon and evening across Colorado with severe storms and a landspout tornado on the Eastern Plains. The storms will linger overnight, and some areas east of I-25 could wake up to rain showers.
Another cold front pulls in dropping daytime highs into the mid to upper 60s Friday as we await the next storm. It rolls in during the afternoon and evening, bringing heavy, soaking rains to the plains and heavy, wet snowfall to the High Country.
The Front Range mountains will be under a Winter Storm Watch Friday into early Sunday morning for 12 to 24 inches of new snowfall. A Winter Weather Advisory will go in effect for the central and southern mountains for 6 to 12 inches of new snow.
It's looking like a super-soaker of a storm for the Denver metro area too with up to an inch or two of water through early Sunday. Temperatures will only warm into the upper 40s Saturday and upper 50s with lingering showers Sunday.
Ready for another warm up? The sunshine and 70-degree heat return next week.
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