Chris Bianchi

The 9NEWS Weather Impact Team has called a Weather Impact Day for Friday and Saturday for a major winter storm in Colorado.

Colorado could get bursts of snow in the mountains Monday night, while Denver could see a few flurries or snow showers Tuesday morning.

Temperatures will be 10-15 degrees below normal across Colorado on Tuesday. Winds will make it feel even colder. Snow will make mountain travel difficult.

Colorado's mountains could get walloped with several inches of long-lasting snow, starting on Sunday and lasting all the way through Wednesday.

Colorado's mountains could see 1-2 feet of snow, with snow also in Denver's weather forecast before Thanksgiving. Expect major travel impacts.

A significant Colorado mountain snowstorm will lead to a widespread 1-3 feet of snow. Denver will see a slushy snow-rain mix before Thanksgiving.

A Winter Weather Advisory is up for the Denver area through 2 p.m., though the heaviest snow will probably fall before 10 a.m. Wednesday.

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Colorado will end the weekend with mountain snow as sharp cold front moves through the Front Range, including Denver. Here's the latest forecast.

Expect mostly cloudy conditions and a record high on Sunday. Snow showers in the mountains on Christmas Day. Stay updated on weather forecasts.