We get it, its damp and drizzly today.... but we're sure most of you are glad its not this date in 1997, when much our region saw rain suddenly change to snow during the Friday morning rush. While for many, it didn't stick, a narrow north-south stripe of the region saw 1-3 inches pic.twitter.com/TmOWutOOl5

Very heavy snow fell across portions of the North Central Mountains last evening and overnight. The Never Summer and Medicine Bow Mountains experienced the heaviest snow with SNOTEL stations measuring from 2 to nearly 3 feet in the past 24 hours. #cowx www.weather.gov/source/crh/snowmap.html?sid=bou

Spunky snow showers will occur Friday afternoon between 2 PM and 5 PM. Snow showers begin in the morning and increase in coverage and intensity in the afternoon before ending in the evening. pic.twitter.com/d6vspIIP3Z

Another round of snow showers are expected today, especially over and near areas of higher terrain. The primary impact will be variable visibility reductions across short distances, but wet surfaces and even some isolated minor slush accumulation is possible. #MTwx pic.twitter.com/TYsbz9TEPX