Snow is falling in the mountains Tuesday morning, but the worst of the Thanksgiving week storm is yet to come.

Steady snow in Colorado's high country will end and will be replaced with colder temperatures for the mountains and Front Range.

A snowstorm swept through Colorado on Tuesday and into Wednesday afternoon, accumulating over two feet of snow in some areas across the state.

Snow has fallen upwards of 20 inches in the mountains of Colorado. Snow is forecasted to wrap up Wednesday night as many travel for Thanksgiving.

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

The snow has started to wind down for most of Southern Colorado as of Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 27 but it was a rough morning for some as a snowstorm moved through the area. The storm system technically started Tuesday,

The majority of the snow will be ending Wednesday, but not until it has dumped 1 to 2 feet of snow in the mountains.

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By Nov. 28, the snowpack rose 34 percentage points to 139%, with 4.4 inches of snow water equivalent, a rise of 1.5 inches. For comparison, only 1987 (6.3 inches), 1992 (5.7 inches), 1995 (4.7 inches) and 2005 (4.