Between 6-14 inches of snow could accumulate between midnight Friday and midnight Saturday as a storm system nears Colorado’s mountains. Travel could be “very difficult” due to the mix of heavy snowfall and winds

Sunday will likely be the most active day for severe storms this weekend, as the threat area stretches across much of the Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee Valleys, Tonks said. Over a dozen states may be at risk of severe weather Sunday, AccuWeather predicted.

California’s about to go off, with Kirkwood potentially eyeing over four feet of mostly high-quality powder by midweek. Elsewhere, look for smaller but still fun totals in Utah’s Cottonwoods and scattered refreshes across Colorado and the Northern Rockies.

After an early taste of summery weather, Colorado’s mountains can expect a return to winter-like conditions this weekend with a series of storms predicted to hit the Western Slope heading into next week.

Between 6-14 inches of snow could accumulate between midnight Friday and midnight Saturday as a storm system nears Colorado’s mountains. Travel could be “very difficult” due to the mix of heavy snowfall and winds