DENVER — After Denver's first significant snowfall of the season, the mountains are bracing for heavy snow and strong winds this weekend.

Thursday night will be cold and mostly quiet across the state, with the Denver metro's lows dropping into the mid-20s. Many locations on the plains will fall into the teens overnight.

The metro will warm up to around 40 degrees Friday under partly sunny skies. The high country, however, will start to see snow falling by the morning hours.

Friday snow totals will reach only a couple of inches along the I-70 corridor, with higher totals expected to in Western Grand and Jackson Counties. A cold and slick start to the day for the Denver metro area

But starting late Friday through late Saturday, a winter storm warning is in effect for much of high coun

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