A weak wave will bring light to moderate snowfall for southern and central Colorado Thursday/Friday. A cut off low will dive south towards the Mexico border Friday/Saturday bringing increased chances of more significant snow to the final weekend at Taos. The San Juan Range in Colorado is a wildcard as the low tracks south. We dry out after this storm.

Lutsen and Gaints Ridge will be the winners with this system, with a mixed bag elsewhere in the Midwest.

The Western U.S. will continue to see powder from Montana through New Mexico this week. The heaviest snow will be in Colorado with 2-3+ feet. The April powder luck will end by Sunday, April 6, with warming and drying conditions expected. The East will continue to see warm and wet weather as cold air stays north along the U.S.-Canada border. Colder weather will move into the East next week.