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

The National Weather Service in Binghamton predicts another dry weekend for the Southern Tier. Early morning fog and sunny skies with temperatures in the mid 70s can be expected over the next several days. Temperatures could reach a high of 79 degrees on Friday, 75 degrees on Saturday and 71 degrees on Sunday.

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.

Damaging, strong winds up to 80 mph and a series of severe thunderstorms will race across Colorado on Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.

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

An active weather pattern will move through Colorado this weekend bringing a taste of autumn in Denver for the first day of fall and the first accumulating snow of the season in the mountains.

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,