"The storm already underway continues in pulses Monday afternoon through Tuesday night, with individual models converging on light to moderate snow favoring northern and central mountains. The best short-term totals should come around Steamboat, Winter Park, Vail Pass terrain, and the higher Front Range."
"Wednesday brings a brief, uneven lull before the next system spreads snow back into the mountains Thursday and Friday. Individual models converge on the return of a cool, moist pattern, but they diverge on the exact axis of heavier snow."
Colorado's weather remains cool and unsettled, with light mountain storms continuing through Friday night. Snow levels are between 6,500-9,000 feet, focusing accumulation on upper elevations. Open lift-served skiing is limited to Arapahoe Basin and Copper Mountain. A storm is expected to bring light to moderate snow, particularly in northern and central mountains, with totals of 2-6 inches by Wednesday morning. A brief lull occurs on Wednesday before another system returns snow Thursday and Friday, with snow levels around 7,000-8,500 feet.
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