How much snow is expected across the Front Range on Wednesday

DENVER ( KDVR ) — A snowstorm is heading toward Colorado this week, with as many as seven inches expected in some parts of the state.

Parts of Colorado have already seen their first snowstorm of the season , with some nearby ski areas receiving over 10 inches of snow. Meanwhile, counties like Boulder and Jefferson also saw recordable snowfall in October.

While snow hasn’t fallen in Denver yet, flakes are expected to be nearby.

Expected snow totals across the Front Range

Denver is expected to be in the 60s and 70s this week, but the Pinpoint Weather team is tracking a cold front that will mostly affect areas toward the mountains on Wednesday.

Here are the predicted snow totals:

Here are some areas that will see the most snow:

• Aspen: 7 inches
• Leadville: 5 inches
• Rocky Mountain National Park: 3-6 inches
• Steamboat Springs: 3 inches
• Castle Rock: 3 inches
• Rabbit Ears Pass: 2-6 inches

Mountain towns will likely see the most snow on Wednesday, which comes just a few weeks before opening day for some ski areas . Meanwhile, areas around Denver, like Castle Rock and Boulder, will see some snow as well.

The Pinpoint Weather team said Denver could potentially see trace amounts of snow on Wednesday, although it’s not likely.

On average, Denver sees its first snow on Oct. 18, but this year the city is behind schedule. The team predicts that recordable snowfall in Denver will come in November, which could be one of the latest first snowstorms in history.

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