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,

A winter storm dropped several inches of snow across Front Range on Thursday and caused hundreds of delays at Denver International Airport as crews worked to deice departing flights.

Colorado's Elkhead and Park Mountains, along with the West Elk and Sawatch mountains are under Winter Weather Advisories through Friday morning for slick travel and snow accumulations ranging between 3 to 12 inches.

Denver's NWS forecasts snow today, cloudy skies, with temps up to 38°F and sunny, warmer weather by next week.

After record-tying warmth on Sunday, a cooling trend will move into Denver's weather forecast, alongside mountain snow to start the workweek.

Denver7’s Futurecast shows some light snow could develop across Denver in the early afternoon hours on Thursday before more bands roll through in the evening hours and into early Friday morning.

Denver's weather forecast includes sun, high winds, and an incoming snowfall with hazardous travel conditions expected.

Denver will have mild conditions for the rest of the afternoon; meanwhile, snow continues through this evening in the northern and central mountains.