Snowpack levels in Colorado continue to outperform past years, with the latest surge driven by an intense series of winter storms that brought multiple feet of fresh snow across the High Country. Snowpack,

As a result of all the snow, an avalanche warning is in effect through Thursday for all of the Colorado backcountry areas in the northern and western mountains. It is recommended to avoid backcountry skiing and snowboarding during this period of time.

The majority of the snow will be ending Wednesday, but not until it has dumped 1 to 2 feet of snow in the mountains.

A major winter storm will impact the mountains beginning late tonight. Snow will be heavy through Tue night, lighter Wed. 1-2 ft totals are expected for the highest elevations. Expect significant travel disruptions and road closures. Here's a forecast for major roadways 👇 #COwx pic.twitter.com/LciRjAcp3l

Heavy snow showers of up to 2 feet are expected in the Colorado Rockies and Intermountain West this week, The National Weather Service said.

As snow continued to fall Wednesday morning Nov. 27, Copper Mountain became the first Colorado ski resort to record 100 inches of snowfall in the 2024-25 winter season. Copper reported early Wednesday morning that

A winter storm has moved into the mountains, bringing widespread snow, with 1 to 3 feet of accumulation possible by Wednesday afternoon. Rain will transition to snow overnight for the Denver metro, Palmer Divide,