Light snow will continue to fall in the Colorado mountains on Sunday as rain sweeps across the Front Range, according to National Weather Service forecasters.

TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy and seasonable. Sprinkle or two possible. High: 71. Winds: N 5-10mph.

S aturday and Sunday's First Alert Weather Days bring mountain snow and rain to the Denver metro area. It's quite the change in our weather pattern in Colorado, as a cold front wi

Colorado’s north-central mountains could see 4 to 8 inches of snow during the weekend’s storm, according to the National Weather Service.

The weather makes a big change overnight just in time for the start of fall. Denver's weather will be wet Saturday night, with the first accumulating snow of the season in the mountains.

The first fall storm of the season will bring potentially severe weather to the Plains. Over the weekend, higher elevations in Colorado saw the first snow of the season. By midweek rain will bring flooding concerns to the Plains and Midwest.

It’s going to be a cold, wet weekend in Colorado as rain showers and thunderstorms move in on the metro area and the mountains prepare for snow, according to the National Weather Service. Friday will be the last day of above-normal temperatures and dry conditions before thunderstorms and snowy weather hit Colorado on Saturday,

FOX31 is tracking a storm system for the weekend that will lift out of the southwest and move northeasterly across Colorado bringing rain and snow.

Snow fell in Colorado's high country Saturday night (last day of summer) and Sunday morning (first day of fall) and some of the state's ski resorts and areas received snow

Showers continue to work their way north, with an increasing chance for some heavier rain from time to time. Eventually, with dropping temperatures, the snow line will start to drop as well. It hovered around 11,