#cowx For today and tonight: Light snow will continue to sink south tonight with up to an inch or two additional accumulation through the rest of the night. Roads continue to be slippery in places, making travel hazardous. If traveling tonight, allow extra time to reach your destination. Skies clearing from the north will allow minimum temperatures to dip in the single digits and possible below zero readings, especially near the northern state border. For Tuesday through Sunday: Temperatures will remain cold Tuesday. Warmer temperatures will return on Wednesday with a chance of snow in the mountains. Very windy conditions will be possible in and near the foothills by Wednesday afternoon. For Thursday into Friday abundant moisture combined with weak disturbances in strong westerly flow aloft will produce snow in the mountains. The snow may be heavy at times with several inches possible. Across the lower elevations a cold front will affect the area ! which will bring a good chance of snow Thursday afternoon into Friday morning. There is some potential for significant accumulations Thursday night into Friday morning in the foothills and across portions of northeast Colorado. Drier conditions will prevail for the weekend with only a chance of snow across the mountains. A weak disturbance could bring a slight chance of snow to the plains Sunday. Temperatures will remain below normal. Spotter activation will not be needed tonight, however snowfall reports will be appreciated. (Please visit http://weather.gov/bou for more information.)