Colorado’s north-central mountains could see 4 to 8 inches of snow during the weekend’s storm, according to the National Weather Service.

One word tells the story of this September’s weather in New York City: Dry. September has been an unusually dry month. Only one day this month has Central Park recorded measurable rain, and that only added up to about a quarter-inch.

Saturday and Sunday's First Alert Weather Days bring mountain snow and rain to the Denver metro area. It's quite the change in our weather pattern in Colorado, as a cold front will push in Saturday bringing snow to the mountains and rain to the Denver metro area and Colorado's Front Range.

It’s going to be a cold, wet weekend in Colorado as rain showers and thunderstorms move in on the metro area and the mountains prepare for snow, according to the National Weather Service. Friday will be the last day of above-normal temperatures and dry conditions before thunderstorms and snowy weather hit Colorado on Saturday,

FOX31 is tracking a storm system for the weekend that will lift out of the southwest and move northeasterly across Colorado bringing rain and snow.

Saturday for southern Colorado Big changes after a warm and sunny Friday will impact Chili Fest and Pikes Peak Ascent

Colorado’s first fall weekend could be cool, soggy and snowy in some areas. A low-pressure storm system packing moisture from the Gulf of California is developing over the Southwest desert and tracking toward the state,

Following Friday’s dry and warm conditions in Denver, the afternoon high temps are expected to take a nearly 30-degree drop by Sunday, as wet weather settles in for the first half of the weekend. As for Colorado's mountains,