Snow returns starting Tuesday afternoon in the mountains, and Tuesday night for the lower elevations. Snow totals are still uncertain at this time, but metro Denver may see a few inches of accumulation, with higher amounts likely in the mountains.

A weak storm system is expected to move through Colorado on Sunday afternoon into Monday morning, but a stronger front is expected on Tuesday afternoon which will likely impact the record-breaking Thanksgiving travel crowds expected by land and air.

Scattered snow showers will return to Colorado’s mountains on Monday and the storm is forecast to move into the Denver area on Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service. This wave of snow will be short and not much is expected to stick, NWS forecasters said in a Hazardous Weather Outlook.

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The weather heading into the weekend looks mild and dry in Denver before weather changes arrive late on Sunday and into early next week.

Many of us are still shoveling after a snowstorm that moved across Colorado, and there is another heavy blast expected on Friday.

The Pinpoint Weather Team has forecast snow to fall in some areas of the Front Range on Tuesday. Which areas around Denver could see snow?

Saturday will be mild and dry with daytime high temperatures above average in the 60s. A pattern change arrives for the second half of the weekend.