A fast moving cold front and storm system are set to blast through the central Rockies Thursday night into Friday. A First Alert Weather Day has been posted for Friday as a result.

The first wave of snow is forecast to start Thursday afternoon in Colorado’s mountains and continue overnight, spreading into the Front Range, Eastern Plains and metro area.

A Pinpoint Weather Alert Day has been issued for Friday evening due to possible snow impacts for commuters heading into the mountains starting Friday afternoon.

A strong storm system will hit Colorado on Friday and move through quickly, but it will pack quite a punch as it moves across the state.

Up to 25 inches of snow is forecast in northern Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, according to the National Weather Service. Denver will see between a dusting and 4 inches.

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