An incoming system starts to drop snow across the state by Saturday. There is more potential for patchy dense fog to start the day Saturday, particularly north of Denver, before the snow arrives later in the day.

The Kansas City area could be in for a tough wintry weekend, with freezing rain, snow and bitterly cold temperatures. But weather​ forecasters say there’s still lots of uncertainty about​ the exact timing. The area could see a heavy burst of snow on Friday, too.

Winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings continue in the mountains before the snow gradually comes to an end overnight.

Denver's snow totals could reach between 2 and 4 inches this weekend as a quick blast of winter drops moderate snow in Colorado's high country. Temps will also drop over the next 7 days in Denver.

Patchy fog was thick in spots this morning, with only quarter-mile visibility at Denver International Airport through most of the overnight hours leading to some delays there. A ground stop

On-and-off snow will continue across the mountains of Colorado throughout the weekend and into early next week. This coincides with the busiest next 7 to 10 days of the ski season, as many celebrate the new year at the ski resorts.

Sunshine is back across the state today before snow pushes in for the weekend, bringing in cooler temperatures.