Light snow is expected to fall over metro Denver tonight while some areas along the eastern Interstate 70 corridor are forecast to see up to a foot of fresh powder. Related Articles Weather | Snow totals for Nov.

Here’s how much snow is expected to fall around the state. In Denver, 1-3 inches are expected to fall by Wednesday night, while the Palmer Divide could see around 3-6 inches. The northern Front Range will only see trace amounts to about 1 inch of snow.

Snow is expected to start around 7 p.m. Tuesday in the metro area as temperatures fall below freezing, forecasters said. Forecasters said higher elevations, especially in Colorado’s mountains, could see more than a foot of snow by Wednesday night.

Weather in Colorado Springs area to be increasingly cloudy with a high near 57. Snowfall expected in higher terrain, impacting travel.

Denver is activating its Cold Weather Shelter plan which means the Department of Housing Stability will provide extra 24/7 shelter from 1 p.m. Monday, Nov. 4 to 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 7.

Portions of Denver, who missed out on the last wintry blast, are expected to see a first-taste of snow Wednesday as moderate-to-heavy snow is possible in Colorado’s mountains and eastern plains. Between 5 and 10 inches of snow is possible for areas under the winter storm warning,

Snow is already falling across parts of the High Country and more could be coming for the mountains and lower elevations tonight and into Wednesday. Greg

Denver city officials are opening three additional severe weather shelters this week as the first snow of the season falls in the city and temperatures dip below freezing. The Stone Creek shelter at 4595 Quebec St.