Another round of accumulating snow and colder air is expected to develop across Colorado's mountains, and eventually Denver through the evening on Friday. First Alert Weather Days are possible both Saturday and Sunday for cold and snow.

Chances for snow will start in Denver around sunset, but snowfall will be more likely to start between 7 and 9 p.m. Sunday, forecasters said.

Much of the state woke up to several inches of snow on Saturday, and more is in the forecast for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday weekend.

An arctic front will sweep through Colorado Friday afternoon with dangerously cold air and accumulating snow lagging behind it.

Wednesday night will be partly cloudy and cold. Low temperatures will fall to the single digits, which is about 10 degrees colder than normal for this time of year, according to FOX31 Pinpoint Weather Chief Meteorologist Dave Fraser.

After 90 hours below the freezing mark, Denver has finally reached 32 degrees. At 10AM temperatures surged past 32 degrees across portions of the Front Range. This Arctic blast brought downright frigid air to portions of the state with some of the coldest wind chills reported as low as -63 degrees.

Another chilly day is expected Thursday before a slight warmup on Friday. Pinpoint Weather Meteorologist Liz McGiffin explains when snow could return to the Denver area this weekend.

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