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Fast moving cold front will bring rain and snow to Denver overnight

Some accumulation of snow likely on the west and south side of the metro area

Another cold front is expected to move through Colorado Thursday into Friday morning, with the forecast calling for snow in the mountains, the foothills and the Palmer Divide.

By: Mike Nelson

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DENVER — Another cold front will roll through tonight and bring a mix of rain and snow to the Front Range. We might actually see more accumulating snow along the I-25 corridor with this next round because it will get colder by early Friday morning.

We'll see around 3 to 8 inches of snow in the northern Front Range mountains and a few inches across the south and west sides of the Denver metro area by early Friday.

Skies will once again clear out on Friday afternoon and temperatures will climb into the 50s.

Warmer and drier weather will return for the weekend. We're expecting more sunshine and highs near 70 degrees both Saturday and Sunday.

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