An Arctic front will advance through Colorado by Monday afternoon, setting the stage for a colder and more active couple of days. High temperatures on Monday are predicted to warm into the mid- to upper-30s.

Denver is forecast to see up to 65 hours of below-freezing temperatures this week as a new wave of arctic air and snow hits the city, according to the National Weather Service.

More light snow showers will be possible overnight in the Denver weather forecast, however, little to no accumulation is expected.

A week of mild weather in Denver will give way to snow Friday night, while Colorado’s southern plains can expect a dry, windy day, according to the National Weather Service.

Although metro Denver and the plains will not see much snowfall, Pinpoint Weather is tracking accumulating snow in the high country for the weekend, starting late Friday night and through Saturday.

A stretch of snow and cold is returning to Colorado, winter is back. It has been a mild and windy week in Denver with highs in the 60s at times throughout the week. Big changes are headed our way as a cold front moved through the state Friday night into Saturday.

The potential for accumulating snow is increasing next week as winter storms will pass through the Kansas City area. Here’s look at possible snowfall totals. We've been told that you should never judge a book by its cover;