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

Snow will continue tonight with snowfall rates up to 1" per hour in the heavier bands. #cowx pic.twitter.com/7RR31LfoTK

Expected snow totals of 3-6 inches for the I-25 Corridor, and 4-10" for the foothills and eastern slope of the Front Range mountains. 1-3" amounts possible over the northeast plains. #cowx pic.twitter.com/TlK7xYWUVf

Scattered snow showers this afternoon and evening will slowly diminish to flurries overnight tonight into Saturday morning. The weather gets warmer and drier for over the weekend, followed by rain chances returning Monday or Monday night. pic.twitter.com/RS0drqhB8I