Snow is expected to taper off by noon Saturday, though Coloradans may see continued travel impacts through the weekend, state officials said.

Steady snow is creating slick driving conditions in the Denver area. And there's more snow on the way. First Alert Meteorologist Alex Lehnert says a low-pressure system is stuck over Southern Colorado and Oklahoma, delivering the most snow Colorado has seen this season. "This is all part of the same storm system," Lehnert says.

We're keeping an eye on snow showers across Colorado on Tuesday night.

As some parts of Colorado still seem to be recovering from massive snowfall that took place last week, one small town is reporting a shocking 54.9 inches of snow –

Light to moderate snow is expected Saturday morning across the Denver metro and eastern plains. By the afternoon some of the snow could change over to rain as we see temperatures climb into the 40s. By Saturday evening the snow and rain will come to an end.

T he storm system has moved out of Colorado leaving behind sunshine and mild temperatures Sunday. The winter storm brought heavy snow especially south and east of Denver. Many tow