Dave Aguilera

Check out Colorado's strongest wind gusts from Wednesday. And get ready for back-to-back First Alert Weather Days on Thursday and Friday as more damaging wind gusts are possible before the weekend.

For the first time in Colorado, the National Weather Service office in Boulder has issued an extra warning known as "A Particularly Dangerous Situation" for parts of our northern Front Range.

As of early evening on Friday, one of the strongest gusts was 112 mph near Marshall in Boulder County. See some of the other highest windspeeds recorded on Colorado's Front Range.

More snow will fall overnight and into Friday morning in Colorado. On Thursday evening a big winter storm system was moving across Arizona and starting to move into sections of New Mexico.

Friday's storm system finally brought in some much needed moisture to parts of Colorado. Officially, Denver picked up only 1 inch of snow at Denver International Airport.

We have another rollercoaster finish for the week in the world of weather. Everything from fire danger and snow to a hard freeze is in play between now and the weekend.

Windy conditions will still be plaguing most of Colorado on Thursday. The winds will boost fire danger despite lower temperatures.

A new storm system will bring heavy, wet snow that may weigh down tree branches and power lines. This could lead to scattered power outages, especially for areas in and near the foothills.

Rain in the Denver metro area changed over to heavy snow early Tuesday evening. The temperature at 6 p.m. in Denver was 34 degrees, so the snow so far hasn't been sticking on roads, but that will change.

After a few shots of much-needed moisture over the last week, we are noticing several areas of improvement in the drought situation across the state of Colorado.