A quick-hitting winter storm will bring accumulating snow across Colorado in the next 12 hours.Radar will gradually fill in on Wednesday evening, with snow expanding across the high country first. As precipitation moves toward the Front Range overnight,

DENVER — The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team has issued a Weather Impact Alert on Thursday as snow and colder temperatures will impact the Front Range, Denver metro area and Colorado mountains. Wednesday will be mild and dry in Denver, with upper 50s for high temperatures. Denver's average high temperature in early January is between 44-45 degrees.

The winter storm impacting southern Colorado is also delivering snow to Colorado's ski areas. Much of the snow has already fallen, with several more inches possible tonight.

THURSDAY NIGHT: Snow rates increase into the overnight hours with 1-2″ possible per hour. Winter weather advisories are active for Pueblo County and across the plains. Winter storm warnings will be active for El Paso County and through Walsenburg and Trinidad. Overnight lows will be in the teens and 20s with gusty winds making it feel even colder.

Snow is back in the forecast for Colorado, with two moderate storms bringing precipitation to all three mountain zones over the next five days. Colorado’s snowpack is still hurting, but Mother Nature is chipping away at the deficit some,

NWS Dodge City warned that snow will fall throughout much of the day on Friday, with a winter weather advisory in place from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. local time. Between 1 and 4 inches of snow is expected for the cities of Hugoton, Ulysses, Elkhart, Liberal, and Johnson City.

After a long stretch of dry, mild weather across southern Colorado, a vigorous winter storm is finally moving into the Colorado Springs area late Thursday

Colorado’s northern and central mountains are poised to see their final round of snow and cooler temperatures for the first half of January beginning Wednesday, followed by another dry period and a return to

The upcoming storm means Colorado Springs road crews are prepping on Wednesday to keep the roadways clear on Thursday.