Confidence is growing for Denver and Colorados Front Range to see their first snow of the season this weekend, following a brief cold snap with wind chill temperatures dropping below zero. A storm system will move in Friday night, followed by a blast of polar air, bringing a quick and light round of snow Friday night into Saturday morning. A stronger wave of energy might bring more widespread snow Sunday afternoon or evening into Monday, with a seventy to eighty percent chance of at least one inch of snow across the Front Range and a thirty to fifty percent chance of at least three inches. If measurable snow falls this Saturday, it will mark the second-latest first snow in Denvers history.
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