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DENVER (KDVR) — A snowstorm has arrived in Colorado, bringing much-needed moisture to the state, including wildfire areas.
The storm will continue into Sunday, dropping more than a foot on some wildfire areas. Travel impacts will be widespread on the Front Range, including metro Denver, Boulder and Fort Collins.
The cold front also brought frigid temperatures to the region, with record lows expected in the coming days.
Due to the snow and cold, both Sunday and Monday are Pinpoint Weather Alert Days.
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Kate Mitchell 
Instagram: justforfun19492 
Snow on fire areas 
McElroy’s in yampa. Snowy day for godzilla. 
Taken around 3pm old town fort collins 
Unnamed 
Fred 
Tpusel 
Highlands Ranch snow 
Unnamed 
M. King Southern Colorado south of Pueblo 
M. King Southern Colorado south of Pueblo 
Unnamed 
Finley’s first snow! 8 month old Puppy 
Anthony measured at 6:30 am in castle rock, co 
The McElroy’s in yampa Godzilla almost gone 
Roughly 12” on the back patio in Loveland, CO 
Kelsey Patchell 
Jennifer Oliver Morrison, CO 
Zero degrees morning of 10-26-2020, approximately 12” of snow on the level. Grateful for the moisture brought to our Colorado mountains! Pictures taken from our deck in Indian Mountain, Como, CO. Bill & Faith Marlin 720-275-1062 
Zero degrees morning of 10-26-2020, approximately 12” of snow on the level. Grateful for the moisture brought to our Colorado mountains! Pictures taken from our deck in Indian Mountain, Como, CO. Bill & Faith Marlin 720-275-1062 
Zero degrees morning of 10-26-2020, approximately 12” of snow on the level. Grateful for the moisture brought to our Colorado mountains! Pictures taken from our deck in Indian Mountain, Como, CO. Bill & Faith Marlin 720-275-1062
