Metro Denver Weather Forecast: More Snow, Cold Temps

Many cases of frostbite were reported by hospitals along the Front Range over the weekend, and the frigid weather isn't expected to let up just yet, according to the National Weather Service.

Scattered snow and snow showers are expected across Denver's metro area Wednesday, with a low around 15 degrees.

Weather officials issued a hazardous weather outlook for northeast and north central Colorado.

"A storm system will move across the region Wednesday into Thursday and is expected to bring light snowfall to the mountains and plains," the weather alert read.

"More light snowfall is expected in the mountains on Friday, and increasing winds in the high terrain will cause areas of blowing snow which may reduce visibility. There is a better chance of snow over the mountains and northeast plains Saturday into Saturday night."

That storm system will impact metro Denver — at least several inches of snow is expected to fall across the region Wednesday, the weather agency said.

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There is a 60 percent chance of snow in Denver's metro area on Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. But the snow in the mountains isn't expected to hit the lower regions Thursday — a mostly sunny sky is expected throughout most of the metro area that day.

There will also be a mostly sunny sky Friday, weather officials said.

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