Travel should be avoided in the Colorado high country for a roughly 36-hour window beginning Tuesday morning and lasting until Wednesday afternoon.

A cross-country storm is forecast to deliver wet and wintry weather throughout the week, potentially disrupting travel on the nation's roads.

A major winter storm will impact the mountains beginning late tonight. Snow will be heavy through Tue night, lighter Wed. 1-2 ft totals are expected for the highest elevations. Expect significant travel disruptions and road closures. Here's a forecast for major roadways 👇 #COwx pic.twitter.com/LciRjAcp3l

Travel should be avoided for a roughly 36-hour window beginning Tuesday morning and lasting until Wednesday afternoon. Snow rates across the mountains will be at or above 1"+ an hour from 2-5AM Tuesday morning.

A winter storm has moved into Colorado's mountains, bringing widespread snow, with 1 to 3 feet of accumulation possible by Wednesday afternoon. Rain will transition to snow overnight tonight for the Denver metro,

Up to 3 more feet of snow forecast for mountains, storm moves to Denver overnight. Check out the latest Colorado road conditions, snow totals for Nov. 25-26 and avalanche warnings. Previous reporting: Another major winter storm is expected to blanket Colorado’s mountains with a foot or more of snow starting tonight and lighter snow is likely across metro