Denver's forecast predicts a sunny day turning snowy in the evening with less than an inch of snow expected. Conditions will clear up after Monday, with midweek temperatures rising.

Large, fluffy flakes can accumulate quickly in a short period of time, leading to sharp differences in snowfall over small distances.

Snow is forecast to start in Denver as early as 5 a.m. Thursday and continue until as late as 10 a.m. Friday, according to the National Weather Service.

A Pinpoint weather alert day has been issued for Thursday and Friday as snow moves into Denver's weather forecast and creates difficult driving conditions.

Denver's weather forecast includes sun, high winds, and an incoming snowfall with hazardous travel conditions expected.

The City and County of Denver has activated its Cold Weather Shelter plan with snow and cold coming to parts of Colorado on Thursday.

The Denver weather forecast features many ups and downs for temperatures, and also sees a potential for light snow overnight Sunday into early Monday morning.

As winds whip northern and eastern Colorado, what's next for our weather? Stay informed and prepare for this shifting forecast.