It may be May, but Mother Nature has different ideas for Colorado & Wyoming’s Front Range by Monday. Energy will drop out of the northern Rockies Sunday night into Monday and organize early next week. It is still very early in the forecast, but we wanted to give you a look at the snow potential Monday into Tuesday.

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Forecast

It is still early, but we are looking at Monday for the most activity of rain and snow for Colorado’s Front Range. We will see the storm dissipate by Tuesday midday, but there is still time for the forecast to shift.

Storms are expected for Colorado’s Front Range as we have leftover energy on Sunday afternoon.

By Monday morning, the surface low organizes, bringing snow to the higher terrain of Colorado & Wyoming.

The heaviest snow looks to fall overnight Monday into Tuesday, especially in the mountains. For the eastern Plains, we have the opportunity for showers & heavy rain at times along the I-70 and I-76 corridors.

Accumulation

No winter weather alerts are in place for the central and southern Rockies (as of Saturday morning), but it is possible winter weather advisories are spread south as this next snow potential becomes clearer. For higher elevations, 8″ + of snow will be possible. Wet snowflakes look possible along the I-25 corridor, but accumulation looks to minimal, especially after a warm few days.

Stick with WeatherNation as we continue to update this story & snow potential for Colorado & Wyoming! Your west regional forecast can be found :50 after the hour, every hour!