The snow arrives in Colorado before the Easter weekend. A Canadian cold front and a cut-off low moving in from the west will team up overnight Thursday into Friday bringing in a dramatic change.

The foothills between 6,000 and 9,000 feet saw the greatest snow impacts, and another 3-6 inches of snow is possible by noon on Saturday. Friday totals reached more than 15 inches in some areas.

Spring heat waves in early April rapidly melted snow across Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, leading to large drops in the state’s median “snow water equivalent,” compared to past levels.

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